Celtics vs. 76ers Game 2 Betting Odds: Moneyline, Spread, Total, and Player Props

The Philadelphia 76ers were able to upset the Boston Celtics in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinals series despite regular-season MVP Joel Embiid sitting out due to injury.
Boston will look to equalize the series tonight, but their task is going to be a tough one with Embiid on track to return.
Game 2 tips off at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on TNT.
Here’s how the two teams stack up for Wednesday’s clash at the Garden.
76ers vs. Celtics Game 2 Betting Odds: Moneyline, Spread, and Total
- Moneyline:
- 76ers: +275
- Celtics: -340
- Spread: Celtics -7.5 (-110)
- Total: 216.5
76ers vs. Celtics Game 2 Projections
Win projections via numberFire
- Win odds: The Celtics are 69.5% likely to win.
76ers vs. Celtics Game 2 Player Props: Total Points, and Double Double Odds
- Total Points:
- Jayson Tatum: 29.5
- Jaylen Brown: 24.5
- Marcus Smart: 11.5
- Al Horford: 8.5
- Derrick White: 12.5
- Robert Williams: 7.5
- Malcolm Brogdon: 14.5
- Joel Embiid: 25.5
- Tyrese Maxey: 21.5
- James Harden: 21.5
- Tobias Harris: 14.5
- To Record a Double Double
- Jayson Tatum: +100
- James Harden: +135
- Jaylen Brown: +500
- Tobias Harris: +600
- Robert Williams: +550
- Al Horford: +950
- Marcus Smart: +1400
76ers vs. Celtics Advanced Stats Breakdown
nERD via numberFire. Adjusted offensive/defensive ratings, pace, and shot distribution via DunksAndThrees.
- 76ers:
- nERD: 63.3 (4th)
- Adjusted Offensive Rating: 117.9 (3rd)
- Adjusted Defensive Rating: 113.5 (9th)
- Pace: 97.0 (27th)
- Shot Distribution and Efficiency:
- Rim: 34.5% (17th) - 62.2% (24th)
- Mid: 26.6% (17th) - 45.9% (5th)
- 3PT: 39.0% (12th) - 38.7% (1st)
- Celtics:
- nERD: 67.0 (1st)
- Adjusted Offensive Rating: 117.9 (2nd)
- Adjusted Defensive Rating: 111.3 (3rd)
- Pace: 98.8 (17th)
- Shot Distribution and Efficiency:
- Rim: 32.3% (24th) - 65.1% (8th)
- Mid: 19.7% (1st) - 42.9% (18th)
- 3PT: 48.0% (2nd) - 37.7% (6th)
76ers vs. Celtics Game 2 Analysis
The 76ers played excellent basketball in the Game 1 victory by committing just six total turnovers, but it was James Harden’s clutch 45-point performance that helped the team snag a win from the first-seed Celtics.
By comparison, the Celtics turned the ball over 16 times in Game 1. They’ll need to tighten that up if they are to beat a Philly squad that is expected to get back Embiid. Boston's 13.4 turnovers per game in the regular season ranked as the seventh-fewest, so they have room for improvement in that regard. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown lead the Celtics in numberFire’s projected points with 26.8 and 24.4, respectively.