Celtics Impress on Roadtrip with Double-Digit Wins Over Top Teams

Deck: As the Celtics wrap up a successful West Coast road trip, key moments of team camaraderie and fan support take center stage.

The Boston Celtics wrapped up their West Coast road trip with a solid 3-1 record, showing dominance against the Warriors, Lakers, and Suns before falling to the Nuggets. Jaylen Brown summed it up nicely, saying a 3-1 outcome isn’t “half-bad,” especially considering some off nights shooting-wise. Of course, credit goes to the Nuggets for their stellar play.

Traveling with the Celtics, you can't help but notice their widespread fan base. From San Francisco to Denver, Celtics fans were loud and proud.

In LA, Jaylen Brown even engaged with fans as they were escorted out during a blowout. Phoenix felt more like a home game with the sea of green in the stands, and Denver echoed with “Let’s Go Celtics” chants.

One of the light-hearted moments on the trip involved Baylor Scheierman, who’s become known for his small-town Nebraska roots. After playing against LeBron and the Lakers, Scheierman shared how surreal it was, with friends and family capturing the moment.

The banter continued online with his close friend Hugo Gonzalez teasing him about his frequent Nebraska mentions. Their playful exchange highlighted the camaraderie within the team.

The team spirit was further evident in Phoenix, where Sam Hauser and Derrick White joined in on the small-town fun, each claiming their own humble beginnings. These interactions showcase the tight-knit nature of the Celtics, a theme that’s been enjoyable to witness and cover.

Meanwhile, Ron Harper Jr. is making a name for himself on a two-way contract. Despite not being a full-time roster player, Harper has seamlessly integrated into the team, thanks in part to his history with the Celtics’ Summer League and training camps.

Filling in for Jaylen Brown in Phoenix, Harper had the full support of his teammates, with Brown encouraging him to play with confidence. Brown’s advice?

“Just let it fly.” Coach Joe Mazzulla praised Harper’s attention to detail and passion for the game, both offensively and defensively.

This trip not only highlighted the Celtics’ strong performances on the court but also the growing bonds and support within the team, setting a promising tone for the rest of the season.