Al Horford finished Sunday’s defeat with only nine points but still managed to contribute six rebounds, six assists, a steal, two blocks and a 3-pointer in 24 minutes.

Laughably called a glue guy (albeit a great one) by ABC’s pregame crew, Horford continues to fill up box scores in a variety of ways. He’s leading the Celtics in assists and owners will probably take this kind of diverse output on a day where he played limited minutes. Horford will finish the season as a top-30 asset and is really the straw that stirs the drink in Boston — he might not get the big numbers or hit the tough shots but he simply makes everyone around him better. Marcus Morris took on the scoring burden up front today, netting 17 points and three triples in a start at power forward. He’s looking closer to 100 percent and can be a decent low-end play in standard leagues.