FINAL: Boston: 118 Detroit: 110 For all intents and purposes, everything went according to plan for the Celtics last night in a win at TD Garden. While Kyrie Irving continues to be sidelined with his knee injury, Terry Rozier was also out with the stomach bug. Albeit shorthanded, the Celtics are a superior team than... Continue Reading →
FINAL: Boston: 112 Philadelphia: 109 Kyrie Irving was out, the Celtics were coming off a drama filled weekend, and the Sixers just put together the best starting lineup in league history according to the general public. It's also a friendly reminder that no matter what happens in this world some things will stay constant. The... Continue Reading →
FINAL: LA Clippers: 123 Boston: 112 Just when we thought the House Of Horrors was over after that debacle Thursday night, the Celtics told us to hold their proverbial beer. After blowing an 18 point lead to the Lakers, the Celtics one-upped that performance with an even more confusing one Saturday night. They held a... Continue Reading →
FINAL: LA Lakers: 129 Boston: 128 https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status/1093715303031361541 I'm just going to save us all of the trouble and get this out of the way to start. The last time I was this shocked watching a basketball game was when Tatum dunked on LeBron, and before that, when Hayward broke his leg. It was surreal and... Continue Reading →
FINAL: Boston: 103 Cleveland: 96 Last night was sloppy, the Celtics got killed on the glass, but they still were able to pull it together enough to get a win. Jayson Tatum led the way as he had 25 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists, a steal, and 3 blocks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JO1L7B2mQQ The Celtics needed someone to... Continue Reading →
FINAL: Boston: 134 Oklahoma City: 129 The Patriots stole the day yesterday after dispatching of the Los Angeles Rams 13-3 and securing their 6th Super Bowl title. That game was a bit of a snoozer but if you wanted your offensive fix for the day, all you had to do was tune into ABC at... Continue Reading →
FINAL: Boston:113 New York 99 As the Knicks were in shambles as a roster after the Porzingis deal, the Celtics did what we expected them to do and took them out. The Knicks did play well all things considered as Kevin Knox and Damyean Dotson had 21 and 22 points respectively. The Knicks hung around... Continue Reading →
FINAL: Boston: 126 Charlotte: 94 With Kyrie Irving out once again with his hip injury the Celtics were undermanned and had their hands full with Kemba Walker. Terry Rozier once again stepped up to the challenge as a starter, posting 17/5/10 on 5-10 shooting from the floor, while also pitching in 3 steals. He even... Continue Reading →
FINAL: Boston: 112 Brooklyn: 104 16 blocks. 11 steals. Those two stats are what ultimately pushed the Celtics over the top and passed the Brooklyn Nets on the finale of Brooklyn Mondays. 6 of the those 16 blocks were from Al Horford and 5 of those 11 steals were courtesy of Marcus Smart. In each... Continue Reading →
