In a noteworthy performance during the Boston Celtics' 113-108 win over the Orlando Magic, former Wisconsin basketball star John Tonje showcased his potential by playing a career-high 30 minutes. He scored 13 points, along with four rebounds, one assist, and one steal. This game marked a significant increase in playing time for Tonje, who previously had a career-high of just five minutes in his second game with the Celtics. The Celtics rested most of their regular players ahead of the playoffs, allowing Tonje to make a strong case for his future on the team. With this performance, his season averages have risen to 2.5 points and one rebound per game over six appearances. However, it remains uncertain if he will see substantial playing time during the Celtics' playoff run.