BOSTON — Bones Hyland scored 23 points, Jaden McDaniels had 19 and the Minnesota Timberwolves beat the Celtics 102-92 to snap an 18-game losing streak in Boston.

Ayo Dosunmu added 17 points, eight rebounds and six assists for Minnesota, and Rudy Gobert had 14 rebounds and nine points.

The Timberwolves' last win in Boston came in 2005.

"Dang, that doesn't even sound right," Hyland said, when told that. "I was five years old. That's crazy."

Jaylen Brown led Boston with 29 points, Jayson Tatum overcame a slow start to score 16 points and add 11 rebounds. Derrick White had 15 points.

The loss snapped the Celtics' four-game winning streak and left them just a half-game ahead of the New York Knicks in second place in the Eastern Conference.

Timberwolves All-Star guard Anthony Edwards was sidelined for his fourth straight game because of right knee inflammation.

Forward Naz Reid returned after a two-game absence with a sprained right ankle and was ineffective until scoring eight of his 11 points during Minnesota's game-breaking 16-0 run midway into the final quarter.

The Timberwolves trailed 81-80 before Hyland's three-pointer from the right wing pushed them ahead for good with 9:05 to play. Reid had eight straight points in the run.

Playing his eighth game since returning from Achilles tendon surgery, Tatum was scoreless in an opening half that saw Boston squander a 15-point lead and trail 47-44 at break, before putting up 13 points in the third quarter.

Behind Tatum's spark, the Celtics opened the second half by scoring the first 11 points.

Both teams started cold from long range, with the Celtics missing eight of their initial nine three-point attempts and Minnesota going one for seven behind the arc.

Jokic's 35th triple-double

Nikola Jokic recorded his 35th triple-double of the season and both he and Jamal Murray scored 22 points Sunday, as the Denver Nuggets celebrated the return of Peyton Watson by cooling off the visiting Portland Trail Blazers 128-112.

Jokic had 22 points, 14 rebounds and 14 assists. Cameron Johnson added 19 points as the Nuggets stopped Portland's three-game winning streak, all on the road.

Deni Avdija led the Trail Blazers with 23 points and Donovan Clingan added 18 for Portland, which never led in the last of a five-game trip.

Watson, who hadn't played since Feb 4 due to a hamstring injury, scored 14 points in just under 20 minutes. He was one of seven Nuggets to score in double figures.

The 6-foot-8 guard was averaging almost 15 points when he got hurt six weeks ago, and coach David Adelman said before tip-off that the minutes of his "high-level wing defender" and precision passer will be restricted as he works his way back into the rotation.

Both teams made a torrid start to the matinee, with each shooting seven for 10 from three-point range in the first six-plus minutes and both the Blazers and Nuggets hitting better than 70 percent of their shots.

Murray and Johnson both hit four three-pointers for Denver before halftime, and Clingan did the same for Portland, which trailed 75-69 at the break.

The Nuggets began to pull away when Jokic, Aaron Gordon (15 points) and Johnson all swished 3s during an 11-0 run that gave Denver an 88-74 lead midway through the third quarter.

Knicks rout Wizards

Karl-Anthony Towns had 26 points and 16 rebounds, Jalen Brunson scored 23 points and the New York Knicks beat the Washington Wizards 145-113 in New York on Sunday night for their sixth straight victory.

Josh Hart made all three three-point shots and added 16 points as New York handed Washington its 16th straight loss. Mikal Bridges had 14 points and six assists, while Mitchell Robinson came off the bench to make all five shots and finish with 10 points and 10 rebounds in 17 minutes.

The Knicks racked up 77 points in the second half against one of the NBA's worst teams and shot 58.5 percent from the floor and 53 percent from three-point range. They also made 18 of 19 free throws (94.7 percent).

Tyler Kolek played about five-and-a-half minutes in the blowout and went four for four, including three for three behind the arc, and scored 11 points after pouring in 42 while playing for the Knicks' NBA G League team earlier in the day.

Jaden Hardy made seven three-pointers and scored 25 points for the Wizards. Anthony Gill had 18.

The Knicks led 68-52 at halftime, then made nearly 62 percent of their shots in the final two quarters and led by 33 points in the fourth.

The Knicks beat the Wizards for the 12th straight time, their second-longest winning streak in the series. New York beat Washington for 15 straight games between 1992-95.

The Wizards played without forward Justin Champagnie, who was suspended for one game by the NBA for fighting and escalating an on-court altercation that spilled into the seating area during a loss to Oklahoma City on Saturday.

Suns scorch Raptors

Devin Booker scored 25 points, Jalen Green added 20 and the Phoenix Suns snapped a five-game losing streak by beating the Toronto Raptors 120-98 on Sunday night.

Phoenix won its 40th game of the season, which is already a four-win improvement over last year with 10 games to play.

The Suns never trailed and took an 18-point lead into halftime. They extended the advantage to 92-62 late in the third when Booker got fouled while making a driving layup, adding the free throw to convert the three-point play.

Booker shot nine of 15 from the field, including three of six from three-point range. Collin Gillespie added 16 points. The Suns' second unit played well with Ryan Dunn scoring 12 and rookie Rasheer Fleming adding 11.

Toronto lost its second straight. The Raptors are still No 5 in the Eastern Conference playoff race, but fell to 39-31, which is just a half-game ahead of the Atlanta Hawks and Philadelphia 76ers.

Scottie Barnes led the Raptors with 17 points. RJ Barrett and Ja'Kobe Walter both added 13.