11/25/2012
The sports world has always been a star-driven universe, the imaginations of its fans fueled by extraordinary performances under pressure: Joe Montana’s precision passing in the Super Bowl, David Beckham’s creative shot-making in the World Cup, Albert Pujols’ towering home runs in the World Series. The stars sell the tickets and the jerseys, and they [...]
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With the start of this Celtics basketball season, I know a lot of fellow Celtics fans are wondering what is going on with this team? Why can’t we win the big games? Why are we having so many issues with playing our game? One huge reason is that we have almost an entirely new team [...]
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The whispers continue to grow louder, and the talk of Paul Pierce’s days being done as the Celtics’ closer continue to become more pronounced. The critics say that Pierce is too old to create his own shot anymore, that he can’t create the separation needed to finish the job. Against OKC, at least for one [...]
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Our very own Rajon Rondo – the point guard that Danny Ainge has tried so desperately to trade away on numerous occasions – can match John Stockton’s 37-game streak of double-digit assists on Sunday, the second-longest run in NBA history. Sure, the Magic are in rebuilding mode, but this has the potential to be a [...]
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It has taken longer than expected, especially after such a strong preseason, but Jason Terry finally seems to be settling in with his new team. There’s still some sorting out of his role, whether that will ultimately be in the starting five or coming off the bench, but the veteran guard has looked more comfortable [...]
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You either loved him or loathed him, there was hardly any in-between when it came to Glen “Big Baby” Davis’ tenure with our Boston Celtics. With Dwight Howard chasing a championship in Los Angeles, Davis is now the face of a franchise in complete rebuilding mode. Tonight our Celtics play Davis and the Magic on [...]
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