TORONTO — Boston held Toronto to 13 points in the fourth quarter Wednesday, November 11, rallying from 22 points down to beat the Raptors 98–93 and extend its winning streak to five.
The Celtics still trailed 93–90 with just over a minute left. Neemias Queta cut the margin to one with a dunk off a Jayson Tatum pass. Tatum hit two free throws with 25.2 seconds remaining to put Boston ahead, and Queta and Sam Hauser added four more at the line.
Tatum led Boston with 24 points and eight assists. Derrick White scored 19, and Queta finished with 11 points and 13 rebounds. The win moved Boston to 10–2 and completed a sweep of its back-to-back road games after Tuesday’s 123–101 win in Philadelphia.