BOSTON -- Boston Celtics guard Kyrie Irving said Wednesday that a team meeting following a loss against the Milwaukee Bucks on Dec. 21 was necessary for the Celtics to clear the air within their locker room, and helped lead to a stretch that has seen Boston win seven of its last nine games.
"We could pinpoint a lot of turning points," Irving said after Boston romped to a 135-108 victory over the Indiana Pacers at TD Garden on Wednesday night. "We just want to build that chemistry first. Just getting with one another, really put everything out there and then move on from that point.