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The long-awaited return of Ray Allen to Boston is upon us, and it couldn’t have happened at a worse time for the ailing Celtics. The team is mired in a six-game slump, dropping a double-OT game to the Hawks after jumping out to a huge lead on the road. Doc Rivers is fed up, the [...]
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Jeff Green wished himself a happy anniversary. On Jan. 9, the Celtics forward Tweeted, “A year ago my life changed…#1-9-12 #blessed to see another day and thankful for my family and friends. LOVE Y’ALL!!!” Later that day, he scored 14 points in 25 minutes in the Celtics’ victory over Phoenix. It was [...]
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By: @FanOfGreen | Anybody who was born in the late 80s or early 90s and watched the NBA probably thinks of Michael Jordan and his era of dominance. Over the last couple of years, I’ve watched and studied Kobe and many of other basketball greats, current and past, and I’d say Kobe is the closest [...]
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To a generation of Boston Celtics fans, M.L. Carr was the towel-waving agitator best remembered for antagonizing players and fans alike while teammates Larry Bird & Co. battled the Los Angeles Lakers in that epic 1984 NBA Finals. To another generation of fans, Carr was the Celtics’ coach and general manager during some of the darkest [...]
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Okay, the time has come to pull the plug on what I fondly refer to as ‘The KG Experiment’. The Big Ticket isn’t a center. Even in today’s NBA where true big men are hard to find and almost every team has a power forward playing the five spot. KG is too old to give [...]
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The Boston Red Sox trade Babe Ruth, and the Curse of the Bambino torments a passionate baseball fan base for nearly a century. Danny Ainge trades away Kendrick Perkins, and to this day we’re still feeling the effects. Kevin Garnett is now playing out of position, and our Celtics are the worst rebounding team in [...]
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