Monthly Archives: April 2014

Since this year’s team was never put together as one that might compete for the playoffs, it is unfair to grade players based on any criteria related to team success. This team was assembled without a center, with an excess … Continue reading →

Mercifully, the 2013-14 season has drawn to a close and it appeared to end without any new injuries for players to take into the off-season where all returning veterans will need to be healthy all summer long so that they … Continue reading →

In a game where the officials played far too great a role in determining the final outcome, the Celtics were eventually unable to emerge from the deep hole they created in the second period when they were outscored by the … Continue reading →

In a game that was never as close as the final score, the Celtics jumped out to an early lead over a Cavs team that played little or no defense all night long and eventually extended that lead to 31 … Continue reading →

That’s right, a win! They tried hard not to close the game out but the Bobcats couldn’t execute either so the Cs wound up with a win. This was a game where neither team had their starting point guard, Kemba … Continue reading →

This was a difficult game for the Celtics to lose but they managed to engineer a complete defensive collapse in the last six minutes of the game to lose yet again. It is abundantly clear that this team has no … Continue reading →

This game was played without the benefit of three starters: Rajon Rondo, still rehabbing his torn ACL; Avery Bradley, Achilles tendon injury; and Kris Humphries, sore patellar tendon; and was the second game of a back-to-back, as they played the … Continue reading →

The Celtics turned the ball over 22 times, shot less than 40% from the field, and started the game shooting 2 for 11 from the field, before eventually bowing to the Sixers in a 9-point loss. They were so incompetent … Continue reading →

This game was over long before it had barely begun since the Celtics decided to play no defense whatsoever and complemented that with shooting 3 for 24 from the 3-point line en route to a drubbing from the Wizards. The … Continue reading →

Two things were significant about this game: Rajon Rondo didn’t play since it was the second game of a back-to-back and Avery Bradley played poorly in the first half, missing all five of his shots, before he was shut down … Continue reading →