The Celtics powered past the Charlotte Hornets behind Jayson Tatum and a prolific performance from 3-point range, making 24 shots from beyond the arc in a blowout victory, Boston.com reported.
Boston finished 24 of 44 on 3-pointers, a 54.5 percent success rate that put its perimeter shooting at the center of the win. Those baskets alone accounted for 72 points against Charlotte.
Boston.com identified Tatum as the leader of the Celtics’ victory in its Nov. 6 game coverage. The supplied summary did not include his individual scoring total or a breakdown of his shooting, so the available numbers describe Boston’s collective performance rather than his specific contribution.
The team’s shooting line combined substantial volume with accuracy: Boston converted more than half of its 44 attempts from long range, finishing with four more makes than misses. The result was a decisive advantage from outside in a game Boston.com described as a rout.
The available summary did not provide the final score, quarter-by-quarter results or Charlotte’s shooting figures. It also did not identify Boston’s next opponent. The reported takeaway was narrower but clear: Tatum led Boston, and the Celtics’ 24 made 3-pointers helped deliver a comfortable win over the Hornets.
