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NBA Playoffs: Celtics vs. Magic Game 5 player stats from Tuesday 4/29/25

NBA Playoffs: Celtics vs. Magic Game 5 player stats from Tuesday 4/29/25

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By: Charlie Cummings

The Boston Celtics roll on. With a 120-89 victory against the Magic on Tuesday night they advance to the conference semifinals. They’ll watch the Knicks-Pistons series with great interest to see who their opponent is.

Boston was led, as usual, by Jayson Tatum ($9,500, 64.5 FPTS). His emphatic 35/8/10 stat line was cold-blooded in his dispatching of the Magic. Jaylen Brown ($7,700, 35 FPTS) was a capable Robin to his Batman tonight with 23 points and six rebounds. Perhaps he can return to his Nightwing ways as he shakes off his knee injury. Al Horford ($5,200, 26.5 FPTS) also contributed with a 9/6/4/1/1 line.

Paolo Banchero ($9,200, 38.75 FPTS) struggled to get it going against a superb Boston defense. His 19 points and 12 rebounds would be great for most players, but it was below his lofty standards. Wendell Carter Jr. ($5,300, 31.5 FPTS) managed his second double-double in the last three contests. Orlando will be back to the drawing board this offseason, hoping for better health and looking for more offense.

Boston covered the -11.5 spread on DraftKings Sportsbook, with the game going over the 199.5 total. The Celtics will take their rest while the Knicks and Pistons continue their series on Thursday.

Charlie Cummings is a Bay Area-born writer living in Denver. A basketball junkie, he specializes in NBA and WNBA content, but also dabbles in soccer, baseball, football and hockey. You can find him on Twitter @klaytheist11 where he’s posting through it on a daily basis.
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