The Boston Celtics have allowed an average of 226 points and blown big leads in home losses to LA Lakers and LA Clippers through their last two games. They seemed rather deflated after the most recent setback:

"I mean, for me, it's not really about the loss," forward Marcus Morris told reporters. "It's about the attitude that we're playing with. Guys are hanging their head. It's just not fun, it's not fun. We're not competing at a high level. Even when we're winning it's still not fun. I just don't see the joy in the game."

The Philadelphia 76ers on the other hand have averaged 130 points through back-to-back triumphs since making a big trade at the deadline for forward Tobias Harris from the Clippers. They'll be coming into this contest extra motivated looking to avenge an OT loss in Beantown on Christmas Day.

Boston will be without All-Star guard Kyrie Irving (knee) and is just 10-16 ATS on the road. I think it'll find it extremely tough to keep up with a Sixers side that is 23-6 SU home at Wells Fargo Center.

10* play Philadelphia 76ers.