Payton Pritchard moves up a notch on the Celtics' all-time 3-pointers list amid a game Thursday against the Warriors.

Sometimes, switches flip in an instant. That was the case on Thursday night. The Boston Celtics jumped out to a massive lead in the second quarter, completely dominating the Golden State Warriors.

The Anfernee Simons trade may have, as Brad Stevens put it, re-balanced the roster, but it left the Celtics short a ball-handler. Joe Mazzulla’s starting lineup

The Celtics throttled the Warriors on Thursday night, and Payton Pritchard clearly enjoyed facing off against old teammates Kristaps Porzingis and Al Horford

Pritchard racked up 26 points (10-18 FG, 6-11 3Pt), six rebounds, seven assists and one steal in 33 minutes off the bench during Thursday's 121-110 win over Golden State.

Caitlin Clark was recently compared to Boston Celtics guard Payton Pritchard by former NBA player and current analyst Reggie Miller, and it seems the Indiana Fever star is a fan of that comparison.

Caitlin Clark isn’t a stranger to being in the headlines. Easily the most recognized face in women’s basketball, Clark has naturally been subjected to a lot of comparisons; some she deserves but most are way off the mark.

The Celtics beat the Mavericks without much resistance Tuesday in Dallas, hours after completing their Anfernee Simons trade. Following that deal, C’s coach Joe Mazzulla made a strategic decision when it came to his starting lineup.

The Boston Celtics' reigning Sixth Man of the Year discussed why his teammate Queta has been able to find success this season.

One of the most hilarious viral moments over the weekend was Caitlin Clark's reaction to Reggie Miller comparing her to Payton Pritchard.