Jaylen Brown calls Celtics a ‘great, resilient group’ after Game 1 triumph over Warriors

Jaylen Brown was happy to see the Bostin Celtics erase a double-digit deficit and win Game 1 vs the Golden State Warriors (120-108).

Boston trailed by 15 late in the third (72-87), but outscored Golden State 48-21 in the final part of the game and cruised to the victory.

“Just the guys in the locker room. We’re battle-tested. We’ve been through a lot. We’ve been through a lot of experiences, a lot of losses. We know what it takes to win.

I give credit to every guy in that locker room from top to bottom. We got a great, resilient group. The chain is only as strong at its weakest link.

Everybody comes to work every single day, not just players, but coaching staff, medical staff, weight training, everybody. It’s an all-around collective effort every single night and everybody did their job,” Jaylen Brown told media, including Hedgeout.net, afterwards.

Brown had 24 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists in the contest and was key for the Celtics’ comeback in the fourth.

With Boston now leading 1-0, the series remains in San Francisco for Game 2, which will take place on Sunday.

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