A lot went right for the Boston Celtics on Saturday night. They thumped the rival Philadelphia 76ers 144-106 in preseason play thanks to their active defense and hot 3-point shooting — and the fact that their best players were active for a majority of the blowout victory.

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The Celtics played their first home game of the preseason on Saturday night, beating the Philadelphia 76ers 144-106. Payton Pritchard led the way with 25 points while Jayson Tatum had 23. It was also the first game for Mitchell Robinson in a C's uniform, and he had six points in 14 minutes.