BOSTON - Jaylen Brown of the Boston Celtics voiced his disappointment after being ejected from an NBA game for the first time in his career. Despite his frustration, the Celtics secured a 133-123 victory against the New York Knicks, maintaining their undefeated home record.

Brown took to the podium after the game to express his sentiments, revealing that he had expected a more dramatic ejection involving physical altercations. Instead, he was ejected by referee Mark Lindsay for offensive language and an overt gesture. Brown felt that Lindsay's decision was influenced by personal emotions rather than fair judgment.

Brown explained, "He can't even hear anything I'm saying, so he calls a tech from across the court. That for sure has to do with somebody having their emotions too involved in whatever else is going on. And they're accessing their power with technical fouls."

Head coach Joe Mazzulla stood in solidarity with Brown, highlighting that he has witnessed players saying and doing far more disrespectful things without facing ejection. Despite Brown's early exit from the game, the Celtics successfully rallied and demonstrated their depth and versatility.

Derrick White, in particular, showcased his skills and contributed significantly to the team's victory. White, who had criticized his own performance in the previous game, redeemed himself by scoring a season-high 30 points and displaying exceptional defensive prowess against the Knicks' guards.

White's outstanding performance earned him praise from both fans and teammates alike, solidifying his status as an underrated player. The Celtics' fans, known for their support, acknowledged White's contributions and even went as far as chanting "MVP" during the game.

Another pivotal player in the Celtics' victory was Kristaps Porziņģis, who made a triumphant return after recovering from a calf strain. Porziņģis had an impressive start, connecting on all seven of his attempts from the field. He and Jayson Tatum strategically utilized their pick-and-pop game to exploit the Knicks' defensive coverage.

As the Celtics improved their scoring margin during the second quarter, thanks to Porziņģis and Tatum's offensive prowess, the team's cohesion and balance were evident. Coach Mazzulla emphasized the importance of the team's collective effort, stating that there will be nights when the stars must shine, while on others, the supporting cast must step up.

With their victory against the Knicks, the Celtics extended their unbeaten record at home to 10-0. They now stand as the only remaining undefeated team in the NBA, after the Denver Nuggets suffered a loss to the Houston Rockets.

As the Celtics continue their impressive run, head coach Mazzulla remains uncertain of the key to their success. However, the team's attention to detail, intricate game plans, and unwavering hustle have undoubtedly contributed to their dominance at home.

The Celtics will look to maintain their winning streak as they face upcoming challenges in the highly competitive NBA season.

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