Jaylen Brown emphasized the importance of maintaining a championship mindset, learning from struggles, and not taking victories for granted.

Curry stressed the significance of a positive locker room atmosphere, regardless of the team's recent challenges.

The Boston Celtics, currently boasting a record of 30-13, demonstrated their offensive prowess by sinking 20 three-pointers in their latest game, with Jayson Tatum leading the charge with 22 points.

Derrick White showcased his versatility with three blocks, eight points, five rebounds, and five assists, contributing effectively on both ends of the court.

Despite the Celtics' strong performance, the Golden State Warriors struggled, with Stephen Curry being one of only two players to score in double figures, contributing 18 points.

The absence of Draymond Green due to a left calf strain was felt significantly, impacting the Warriors' overall performance.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr acknowledged the team's recent demoralizing defeats and emphasized the need to move on from this loss as they prepare for their next matchup against Sacramento.

Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla highlighted the importance of Kristaps Porzingis' health and his growing comfort within the team's strategy, noting his significant contributions since returning from an ankle injury.

Moses Moody led the team in assists with five and received a grade of B for his efforts, demonstrating his commitment throughout the game.

Porzingis has been a key player for the Celtics, scoring 18 points or more in seven consecutive games, which has been crucial for the team's success.

Looking ahead, there is optimism regarding Curry's potential return for the upcoming game, as he has been feeling better after recent injury concerns.

Tatum and Kerr's relationship has been scrutinized following past grievances during Team USA's Olympic run, where Tatum faced limited playing time.