The 'Jays' were, once again, a two-man wrecking crew against the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday.
The "Jays" — Boston Celtics All-Star wings Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown — were, once again, a two-man wrecking crew in guiding their club to a blowout 139-114 victory against the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday.
In his postgame presser, head coach Joe Mazzulla called out Tatum and Brown for their latest dominant performance, on both ends of the floor. To wit, Nets power forward Cameron Johnson — perhaps Brooklyn's best two-way player — was held to just nine points on 4-of-9 shooting from the floor."No question, I mean, it starts with them taking responsibility, but taking responsibility as far as what needs to be done on the floor," Mazzulla said.
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