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In Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the Boston Celtics will take on the Golden State Warriors. Keep reading for more info on how to watch this match streaming live on FuboTV.

How to Watch Celtics vs. Warriors

Key Stats for Celtics vs. Warriors

  • The Celtics record 111.8 points per game, 6.3 more points than the 105.5 the Warriors give up.
  • When Boston totals more than 105.5 points, it is 41-12.
  • Golden State has a 43-13 record when giving up fewer than 111.8 points.
  • The Warriors score an average of 111.0 points per game, 6.5 more points than the 104.5 the Celtics give up to opponents.
  • Golden State has put together a 45-12 record in games it scores more than 104.5 points.
  • Boston is 42-13 when it allows fewer than 111.0 points.
  • The Celtics are shooting 46.6% from the field this season, 2.8 percentage points higher than the 43.8% the Warriors allow to opponents.
  • Boston has a 43-13 straight-up record in games it shoots higher than 43.8% from the field.
  • The Warriors have shot at a 46.9% clip from the field this season, 3.5 percentage points greater than the 43.4% shooting opponents of the Celtics have averaged.
  • This season, Golden State has a 45-12 record in games the team collectively shoots above 43.4% from the field.

Celtics Players to Watch

  • The Celtics scoring leader is Jayson Tatum, who contributes 26.9 points per game.
  • Boston is led in rebounding by Robert Williams III’s 9.6 rebounds per game and assists by Marcus Smart’s 5.9 assists per game.
  • Tatum makes 3.0 threes per game to lead the Celtics.
  • Boston’s steals leader is Smart, who averages 1.7 per game. Williams leads the team averaging 2.2 blocks a game.

Warriors Players to Watch

  • The Warriors go-to guy, Stephen Curry, leads the team in both scoring (25.5 points per game) and assists (6.3 assists per game).
  • Kevon Looney collects all of the boards and is the Golden State leader in rebounds, getting 7.3 per game.
  • Curry is tops from three-point range for the Warriors, knocking down 4.5 threes per game.
  • Curry tops Golden State in steals with 1.3 per game, and Andrew Wiggins leads the squad in blocks with 0.7 per game.

Celtics vs. Warriors Injuries

    Celtics: Robert Williams III: Probable (Knee)
    Warriors: Otto Porter Jr.: Probable (Foot), Andre Iguodala: Probable (Knee), Gary Payton II: Probable (Elbow), James Wiseman: Out (Knee)

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Celtics Upcoming Schedule

Date Opponent Score Home/Away
5/27/2022 Heat L 111-103 Home
5/29/2022 Heat W 100-96 Away
6/2/2022 Warriors W 120-108 Away
6/5/2022 Warriors L 107-88 Away
6/8/2022 Warriors W 116-100 Home
6/10/2022 Warriors – Home
6/13/2022 Warriors – Away

Warriors Upcoming Schedule

Date Opponent Score Home/Away
5/24/2022 Mavericks L 119-109 Away
5/26/2022 Mavericks W 120-110 Home
6/2/2022 Celtics L 120-108 Home
6/5/2022 Celtics W 107-88 Home
6/8/2022 Celtics L 116-100 Away
6/10/2022 Celtics – Away
6/13/2022 Celtics – Home

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