Published 1/18/2009
at L.A. Times - Basketball
Ray Allen has 25 points, including nine in an opening 18-2 run, against the New Jersey Nets.
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Boston 105, at New Jersey 85: Ray Allen scored 25 points, nine during an opening 18-2 run by the Celtics, who won their fourth game in a row. Nets Coach Lawrence Frank benched Devin Harris and Vince Carter for the second half. Frank said it was an embarrassing way to start the game and he decided to go in "another direction."
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