The Celtics jumped all over the Knicks out the gate as they gained a 43-24 lead after the opening quarter. When it was all said and done, the Celtics drained 29 of their 61 attempts from beyond the arc, good for a 47.5% clip.

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After the game Josh Hart was asked about Boston's shooting performance. A flustered Hart said, "NBA needs to drug test all them." "I ain't never seen nothing like that before," Hart continued while laughing.

The Celtics tied an NBA record with 29 made 3-pointers, though they had plenty of open looks to make even more.

“The NBA needs to drug test these guys,” Josh Hart said, managing a joke after it was over because what else can you say? “I’ve never seen anything like it before.” So here’s where you start: you look for the thin reeds of positivity that grew ...

New York Knicks forward Josh Hart captured the Celtics' opening night dominance with an interesting drug test take.

Coach Joe Mazzulla's team unleashed a barrage of three-pointers, tying the NBA record with 29 made threes in a game. This prompted Knicks' Josh Hart to humorously urge the league to "drug test" all the Celtics players for being so lethal from the long range.

After winning their 18th championship last season, the Boston Celtics are once again proving why they’re considered favorites for the title this year. Their season opener against the New York Knicks showcased their dominance as they secured a commanding 132-109 victory over Josh Hart’s team.