Monthly Archives: April 2015

First and foremost, this game was never as close of the final score would suggest, because the Celtics put forth one of the worst shooting exhibitions ever while converting only 3 of 23 three-point shots and missing 13 free throws … Continue reading →

In an extremely hard-fought contest, the Celtics allowed their youthful exuberance to distract their focus from the game plan in the midst of a third quarter lull and it wound up costing them a real chance for a win. Rather … Continue reading →

Well, game 1 of the series is in the books and while the Cavaliers won as expected, it was by no means a bad loss for the Celtics. In fact, the Celtics won both the first and last quarters; however, … Continue reading →

The following is an assessment of all players on the roster at the end of the regular season. Avery Bradley: B Avery has had a relatively healthy year following several years which were shortened by injuries. He is a solid … Continue reading →

The Celtics finished their season with yet another win on the road in the second night of a back-to-back as they held off the Bucks with offensive production. Avery Bradley, Isaiah Thomas and Jae Crowder, all players with minor injuries, … Continue reading →

Jae Crowder was tonight’s unlikely hero as he hit a contested jump shot from the corner with less than a second left to allow the Cs to pull out a win in a game in which they shot poorly throughout … Continue reading →

This win was gift-wrapped early when the Cavaliers decided to rest 80% of their starting lineup: Kyrie Irving, LeBron James, Kevin Love and J.R. Smith. As a result, the game was only close in the first quarter because the Celtics … Continue reading →

Charity permeated the air at Quicken Arena in Cleveland tonight and it began with the Cavs decision to rest Kyrie Irving and Imam Shumpert which certainly made the Celtics task much easier. And then to finish their evening’s giving, they … Continue reading →

The Celtics had some really weak moments throughout the course of this game but eventually prevailed because of the scoring and play-making of Isaiah Thomas who was consistently tremendous. The first unit started very slowly, playing passive defense and missing … Continue reading →