The Boston Celtics finished their latest four-game road trip with a clean sweep, extending their strong start to the NBA season. After 12 games, Joe Mazzulla’s team leads the Eastern Conference with a 10-2 record, having secured victories over the Philadelphia 76ers, Toronto Raptors, and two other opponents on the road.
The Celtics’ resilience was tested in a back-to-back set against the 76ers and Raptors, but they emerged undefeated. The win over Toronto on Wednesday, November 11, came after a significant comeback, underscoring Boston’s depth and determination away from home. The team’s ability to close out games on the road has drawn attention, especially after losing Jaylen Brown in the offseason.
Jayson Tatum has begun to shake off a slow start with his three-point shooting, which had been a concern earlier in the campaign. His improved form from beyond the arc has helped the Celtics sustain offensive pressure, complementing their overall team effort.
Derrick White’s contributions have also caught the eye. After a challenging 2025-26 season, White is showing signs of a bounce-back, adding stability and playmaking to Boston’s backcourt. Analysts Jack Simone and Sam LaFrance discussed the Celtics’ road trip and individual performances on the “How ‘Bout Them Celtics?” podcast following the Raptors game. They praised Tatum’s game-changing impact in Toronto and noted White’s upward trajectory this season.
The Celtics are off to a fast start despite the early season and the adjustments required after Brown’s departure. Their current record places them at the top of the Eastern Conference standings, but the upcoming weeks will test their consistency.
The full discussion from Simone and LaFrance is available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts through the “Celtics Chronicle” channel. The team will return home for the next set of games, carrying momentum from their unbeaten road trip.
According to Yahoo Sports.
