Boston Celtics climb to 3-3 with crucial win over Philadelphia 76ers. Can Jaylen Brown's scorching three-point shooting sustain an All-NBA campaign? John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal breaks down the Celtics' third straight win, analyzing their championship-caliber first half where they built a 24-point lead before nearly surrendering it all. The discussion covers Brown's 32-point performance on 50% shooting from deep, Xavier Tillman and Anfernee Simons stepping up from the bench, and Hugo Gonzalez's reckless hustle plays that energize but risk injury. Karalis examines why Payton Pritchard and Derrick White struggled from three, how the team lost composure against Philadelphia's aggressive double-teams, and what this winning streak means for playoff positioning after an 0-3 start. Key topics include the mental preparation required from depth players who bounce between DNPs and significant minutes, Brown's emotional reactions to officiating that cost the team momentum, and whether the Celtics can maintain their defensive intensity through 82 games. Discover why these early season wins could determine whether Boston lands a sixth seed or misses the playoffs entirely.