Old School
For a team that has never made it easy for themselves- in any way shape or form, the Boston Celtics find themselves in that old familiar position with their backs against the wall. Some home cookin’ may do the Celtics a favor tonight as they looks to win their first game of the postseason against [...]
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Let me be clear: I detest Joakim Noah as much as Kevin Garnett. He’s an irritant, and there’s always a Garnett-Noah dust-up whenever he’s in town. But part of me secretly loves Noah, and thinks that he would be the perfect Boston Celtic. And the perfect fit for what ails this team. He’s long, energetic, [...]
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The Celtics host the New Orleans Hornets tonight, normally a fairly insignificant game on the schedule. But today it includes the story line of C’s head coach Doc Rivers facing off against his son, Austin, who was the Hornets first round draft pick last June. This evening could also be a big night for Kevin [...]
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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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When Paul Pierce drained the second of back to back three pointers with 2:30 to go in the first quarter yesterday, my buddy in the seat next to me at the Garden turned and said “I think he’s going to have a good night.” As you’ve probably heard by now, Pierce became just the 2nd [...]
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For those who know NBA greatness – and Boston Celtics greatness – you know that Sam Jones was a player who did some tremendous things on the basketball court. His 10 NBA Championship rings cement his status as an all-time winner, and his relationship with the great Bill Russell is legendary. Russell was the defensive [...]
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