Brown Ties Russell, Passes Parish in Celtics History

On April 25, Jalen Brown just etched his name deeper into Celtic's history during game

three of their first round playoff series against the Philadelphia 76ers.

In a 108-100 win on Friday night, he dropped 25 points, tying for the team high, and passed

Bill Russell and Robert.

Parish on the franchise is all-time playoff scoring list.

That puts him 7th overall, just 148 points shy of Paul Pierce.

Here this season, Brown had another milestone, cracking the top 10 on the Celtic's regular

season scoring list after a blowout over the golden.

State Warriors Meanwhile, his running mate Jason Tatum sits one spot ahead there and

cross 3,000 postseason points in the same game, inching closer to Kevin MacKale's 3,182.

Brown stayed humble postgame, calling it awesome, but shouting out those legends like Russell

and Parish, whose legacies are forever.

He mentioned feeling grateful to join that elite company, especially after honoring Parish

and Person at TD Garden last month.

Both stars balled out with 25 points apiece, logging over 40 minutes each to grab a 2-1 series

lead on the road.

They combined four, or assisted, on 27 of Boston's 29-4th quarter points, sealing the deal in

a tough, fairly crowd.

The duo's not done climbing those lists yet, with game four tipping off Sunday night at

the Wells Fargo Center, where they can add more shine to their green jerseys, stay locked

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