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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://celticswire.usatoday.com/2020/08/17/nba-boston-celtics-sixers-lose-justice-for-breonna-taylor/\nWATCH: Full game highlights of Boston's 109-101 Game 1 win over 76ers\nThe Boston Celtics defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 109 – 101 to take a 1 – 0 lead in their first round series of the 2020 NBA Playoffs at the Disney restart bubble despite extremely physical, aggressive play from the 76ers.\n“Playoff” Al Horford was in full effect alongside Joel Embiid, and Philly’s shooters gave the Celtics a handful.\nSeveral Boston players scored in double digits, including forward Jayson Tatum (32 points, 13 rebounds, 3 blocks), shooting guard Jaylen Brown (29 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals), point guard Kemba Walker (19 points and 5 assists) and forward Gordon Hayward (12 points, 4 boards and 4 steals).\nHayward turned his ankle fairly hard late in the game, and Brown took a hit in his quad from Embiid earlier, with the latter able to keep paying while Hayward had to come out of the game.\nAll in all, it went about how it was expected — if a little closer than perhaps some might have anticipated — with Boston’s wings too much for Philly to handle.\nWatch the video embedded above for all the game’s highlights from the win.\nCeltics outlast 76ers, win 109-101 in tough, physical Game 1 battle\nCeltics' Stevens reveals why he had Pats' Bill Belichick speak to team\nDonovan Mitchell channeling MJ vs '86 Celtics with 57-point loss\nStevens: 76ers' 'size presents challenges on both ends of the floor'\nBoston Celtic swingman Semi Ojeleye looks to have turned a corner in his development with another big game, this time dropping 18 points and 6 boards against the Orlando Magic on Jan. 15.\nThe Southern Methodist University product has finally found the \"3\" to go with his defense at exactly the moment the Celtics need consistent scoring at the four. Putting up career highs in minutes (17.49), field goal percentage (46.3%), 3-point attempts (3.3) and percentage (42.4%) as well as per-game scoring (7.2 points) and rebounds (3.5), the one-time second-round draft pick looks to have found his...\nWATCH: Tacko Fall sticks a deep jumper, then dribble-drives a flush home\nThe Boston Celtics took care of business against the Orlando Magic 124-97 at home in their first game back from a COVID-19-forced hiatus, and two-way big man Tacko Fall nearly brought down the house late in the fourth with one of its highlights.\nWith just under a minute to play in the fourth quarter, the Senegalese center found himself open at the 3-point line, and he decided to pull the trigger on the jumper. Though it was ultimately ruled a 2-pointer, the Celtics bench practically lost its mind when he stuck the jumper -- as did assistant...\nWATCH: Boston Celtics' Kemba Walker back in practice readying for return\nIt's been a while since we got to see Boston Celtics All-Star point guard Kemba Walker pound the rock on some hardwood, but he was back at it on Thursday at the Celtics first practice since a rash of COVID-19 diagnoses and contact tracing shut down the practice facility just after he was cleared.\nWhile it isn't clear when he will be able to return to the court in games that count, this is excellent progress, and well ahead of where some worried he might be by this time of the new year. He's looking fluid and crisp..."