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In each of the past 5 years that I’ve been a Boston Celtics season ticket holder, they have provided me with a number of screaming-at-the-TV-in-excitement and “I can’t wait to go to the game tonight” playoff moments. While heading to Game 3 at the Garden last Friday with the C’s in an 0-2 hole, the only feeling [...]
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The Celtics have lost to the Knicks twice in the past 6 days, and it wasn’t close on either occasion. But even though it was difficult to watch them get blown out by 15 points at home on Tuesday, and by 19 in New York tonight, it could actually end up being a good thing [...]
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The Celtics just beat the Indiana Pacers (the #2 team in the East) in the second night of back to back games road games; something they’ve shockingly done twice in a row against very good opponents (Utah 9 days ago, in the “best win of the year” until now), after previously being unable to accomplish it [...]
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On Friday in night in Phoenix the Celtics had their biggest win (in terms of margin of victory, 25) of the season, and they did it without their stars. Paul Pierce was mostly a non-factor, and Jeff Green scored 31 points (11 of 14 from the floor) while starting in place of a resting Kevin [...]
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Is it just me, or does it look like the addition of Terrance Williams and Jordan Crawford could be the biggest bang for the buck in the entire NBA this season? I look at Crawford and I see a young guy who, despite the Crawford bashing that has gone on in the press, has the [...]
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Nba trade deadline has finally come: after weeks of rumors and speculations, time to make deals is now officially expired. No blockbuster trades nor big deals were done: teams were only able to work in order to adjust and improve their roster or to make cap space for future operations. Now let’s see all the [...]
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