Jaylen Brown scores 30+ points in 8 consecutive games, setting a new franchise record.

Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown is experiencing one of the greatest scoring runs of his career, and perhaps even in Celtics history.

The four-time All-Star and 2024 Finals MVP once again demonstrated his dominance in Friday's game against the Indiana Pacers, leading his team to a 140-122 victory and extending his personal streak of scoring 30+ points to eight games.

In the history of Boston, a team with a deep basketball heritage, only Larry Bird had previously achieved this feat. In Friday's blowout victory, Brown was on fire, efficiently scoring 30 points on 13-of-20 shooting.

With consistent mid-range shooting and strong inside finishing, Brown maintained a shooting percentage of 50% during this period. This offensive performance, which combines volume and efficiency, has become a key driving force for the team's recent steady progress.

Currently, the Celtics' longest streak of 30+ point games is held by Hall of Fame forward Larry Bird, set in 1985, with a record of nine consecutive games. This means that Brown is just one step away from tying this legendary player.

This Sunday, the Celtics will travel to Portland to challenge the Trail Blazers, where Brown will have the opportunity to officially rival Bird. And in the entire league this season, only Los Angeles Lakers guard Luka Doncic has previously achieved a streak of 9 consecutive 30+ point games.

Since his season-high 42 points against the New York Knicks on December 12, Brown has not scored less than 30 points in a single game. During Brown's scoring spree, the Celtics have gone 6-2, showcasing not only the individual value of their star player but also solidifying the team's competitive position.

Brown's current season average has risen to 29.4 points, and he is demonstrating to the world that his career has entered a new peak phase.