Celtics use balanced attack to beat Bulls (AFP)

The Boston Celtics warmed up for their critical game against the streaking Golden State Warriors on Friday night by holding on to beat the Chicago Bulls 105-100 Wednesday at the Boston Garden. Forward David Lee scored six points and guard Evan Turner had two points and three assists during a 10-0 run early in the fourth quarter for the Celtics who turned a 77-77 tie into an 87-77 lead with 6:55 left on the clock. "That was a good win because both teams were playing at a pretty high level throughout the course of the game," Boston coach Brad Stevens said.