JD Davison just missed another triple-double and six players scored in double figures for the Maine Celtics in a 115-104 NBA G League win Friday night against the Greensboro Swarm in North Carolina.
It was the 13th win in 15 games for the Celtics (19-11), who began the day tied with Greensboro for second place in the Eastern Conference. Maine prevailed despite being outscored 30-13 in the fourth quarter.
Davison finished with 23 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds. Drew Peterson added 22 points, and newcomer Miles Norris had 19.
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