Jayson Tatum Leads Unbeaten Celtics to Score 155 Points, Highest Since 1959, in Victory Over Pacers

In a history-making game, the Celtics—with every starter scoring in double figures—demolish the Pacers in a 51-point blowout, marking the team’s second-highest franchise score and an unbeaten start to the season.

In a record-setting game, the Boston Celtics scored 155 points in their victory against the Indiana Pacers, which is the team’s highest score since 1959.
Jayson Tatum led the Celtics with 30 points and 12 rebounds before being rested in the fourth quarter. Other significant scorers included Derrick White with 18 points, Jaylen Brown with 16 points, and Sam Hauser coming off the bench to contribute 17 points.
The Celtics rushed to a strong start, establishing double-digit leads within the first three minutes of the game and increasing this margin to up to 53 points in the fourth quarter.
The team's score of 75 points at halftime marked the first time since at least the 1950-51 season that the Celtics achieved such a score in back-to-back games.
This victory continues the unbeaten start to the Celtics' season, with the team sitting with a 4-0 record while scoring 500 or more points across these initial games.