Monthly Archives: March 2015

The Cs kept their streak of playing great on the second night of back-to-backs with a solid effort against the Hornets following their annihilation last night at the hands of the Los Angeles Clippers. For a change, they jumped out … Continue reading →

This game was never really as close as the final score as the Clippers scored 34, 34 and 37 points in the first three quarters to lead by 26 points at that juncture. The Celtics staged their only rally of … Continue reading →

Even though the Knicks are the worst team in the NBA, they took the Celtics right down to the final seconds before succumbing by a mere 4 points. The Cs did have the lead most of the way after a … Continue reading →

This was truly an embarrassing loss as the Heat came to Boston having lost a heartbreaker at the buzzer last night in Milwaukee and without three of their best players and completely had their way with these unmotivated Celtics for … Continue reading →

Evan Turner made amends for losing his grip on the ball when he had a shot to win the game last night by turning in his best performance as a Celtic with a triple-double to lead the Cs to a … Continue reading →

After a weak start defensively in the first half of the first quarter, the Celtics settled down and played solidly on both ends of the floor through the end of the third period. Then, they proceeded to stop sharing the … Continue reading →

This was yet another game that was never as close as the final score. The Spurs jumped out to a 32-19 first quarter lead after leading 10-2 in the first two minutes of the game. The Celtics did not come … Continue reading →

Because of a defensively disastrous third quarter, this game was not nearly as close as the final score would indicate. The Celtics collapsed defensively, allowing the Thunder to score 40 points in the period, while shooting 1 for 9 from … Continue reading →

This game against the 15-51 Sixers was supposed to be a comfortable win for the Celtics, and it was. After blowing out to a 38-18 first quarter lead, the Cs hiked it to 57-34 at the half and it was … Continue reading →

Another gritty, grind-it-out win for these tenacious Celtics on the second night of a back-to-back in Indiana over the hometown Pacers. It’s becoming difficult to understand how these Celtics can shoot the ball at such a low percentage, yet, continue … Continue reading →