Nets – Celtics 124-125
Wagner's 15-point night shines in Nets' narrow loss to Celtics
Moritz Wagner posted 15 points on 6/9 shooting, 4 rebounds and 3 assists as the Brooklyn Nets fell 125-124 to the Boston Celtics. He logged 22 minutes on the court and was 2-for-4 from beyond the arc while hitting one of two free-throw attempts.
The performance represented his best totals this season in both scoring and playmaking, improving on his previous season highs of 13 points and a single assist. Wagner collected two offensive and two defensive rebounds, added two steals, recorded no blocks and committed only one personal foul, all without turning the ball over. While he was on the floor, his team was outscored by four points.
Even with the efficient outing, Brooklyn could not overcome Boston, and the loss pushed the Nets to a four-game regular-season skid. The final box reads Brooklyn Nets - Boston Celtics 124-125.
Wagner’s shooting line of 6-for-9 from the field translates to a 66.7 percent field-goal percentage, while his 2-for-4 three-point shooting yields a 50 percent rate. Such efficiency underscores the quality of his contribution despite the narrow defeat.
Also in this game
- Luka Garza · 2 PTS
- Nolan Traoré · 15 PTS