Monthly Archives: February 2014

Well, the losing streak is finally broken as the Celtics won one of the more difficult games to win, the first game back home after a West Coast road trip. They were even able to overcome a horrible start as … Continue reading →

Another road game, another loss. In this one the Cs were forced to play without Jared Sullinger, concussion symptoms, and Avery Bradley, sprained and sore ankle, once again. Since they are two of the team’s best two-way players, their absence … Continue reading →

This was a game where the Kings led all the way, except for a brief stretch in the fourth period when the Celtics tied the score at 85 before being unable to finish strongly for the win. Like many games … Continue reading →

The Celtics, after leading by 11 points at the end of the third quarter, fashioned a class collapse, failing to make shots, play defense, or box out on the boards, to be outscored by the Lakers 38-18 in the final … Continue reading →

Just another game like so many other games this season. The Cs worked hard, and when Rajon Rondo was on the floor running the team, they were fine. However, when he went to the bench and Phil Pressey and Jerryd … Continue reading →

Despite playing without three of their best players, the Spurs proved to be too well-skilled and well-drilled for the Celtics to handle as they pulled away in the fourth quarter and coasted to an easy double-digit win. In the second … Continue reading →

This was a game that was close until the beginning of the fourth period when the Celtics went on a 20-8 run to open a double-digit lead and cruise to what became an easy win at the end. The Bucks … Continue reading →

This game was on NBA-TV only so I was not able to watch it. However, I was able to follow the game closely on ESPH Gamecast. The Cs hung tough in the first quarter, trailing by only a point, at … Continue reading →

The first announcement of the night was that the Celtics would be without their starting backcourt as both Rajon Rondo and Avery Bradley were given the night off because of lingering soreness from their last game. Thus, Phil Pressey went … Continue reading →

In a game where little defense was played by either team and where the Cs insisted on turning the ball over 10 times in the fourth quarter, the Celtics started fast and led throughout before finishing off the Sixers for … Continue reading →