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The Houston Rockets, boasting a record of 30-14, will face off against the Boston Celtics, who hold a slightly better record at 32-14. Both teams are currently performing well, with the Rockets on a two-game winning streak and the Celtics having won their last game. The Celtics lead their division and have a strong conference record of 23-9, while the Rockets also sit atop their division with a conference record of 19-9. Key players include Jayson Tatum for Boston, averaging 27.1 points per game, and Jalen Green for Houston, contributing 21.4 points per game. The Celtics report no injuries, while the Rockets will be without Jabari Smith Jr. due to a hand injury.

Houston Rockets at Boston Celtics Game Information

Game Date: January 27, 2025
Game Time: 07:30 PM ET
TV Channel: NBC Sports Boston, Space City Home Network, NBA League Pass Channel 2
Location: TD Garden, Boston, MA
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

Boston Celtics Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 32-14
Conference Record: 23-9
Division Record: 5-2
Streak: 1 win

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Houston Rockets Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 30-14
Conference Record: 19-9
Division Record: 9-1
Streak: 2 win

Stat Leaders

Boston Celtics (32-14, #1 in division)

Points Leader: Jayson Tatum, 27.1 PPG
Rebounds Leader: Jayson Tatum, 9.05 RPG
Assists Leader: Jayson Tatum, 5.4 APG
Steals Leader: Jayson Tatum, 1.3 SPG
Blocks Leader: Kristaps Porziņģis, 1.43 BPG

Houston Rockets (30-14, #1 in division)

Points Leader: Jalen Green, 21.4 PPG
Rebounds Leader: Alperen Şengün, 10.41 RPG
Assists Leader: Fred VanVleet, 5.9 APG
Steals Leader: Tari Eason, 2.03 SPG
Blocks Leader: Amen Thompson, 1.12 BPG

Boston Celtics Injury Report

No injuries reported

Houston Rockets Injury Report

Jabari Smith Jr. – Hand (Out) – Rockets HC Ime Udoka said Saturday (Jan. 18) that Smith will not have surgery on his fractured left hand, this could extend his recovery timeline, according to Danielle Lerner of the Houston Chronicle.

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