Monthly Archives: November 2015

What an embarrassing defeat!! The Cs made a minimal effort in the first quarter to actually defend. However, the combination of missed layups and turnovers thoroughly negated that effort as they simply mailed it in for both the second and … Continue reading →

After being blown out by the Atlanta Hawks and barely escaping with a win against the hapless 76ers, the Celtics’ confidence was at a low ebb, to say the least. The Wizards, in a confidence crisis of their own, were … Continue reading →

This was a case of the Celtics’ incompetence finally outlasting the Sixers futility, a really horrible game to watch. It actually began well for the Cs as they competed hard on both ends of the floor and jumped out to … Continue reading →

Another woeful defensive effort in the first quarter results in an embarrassing blowout defeat in Atlanta. The Celtics opened the game with 6 bad turnovers, 4 by point guard Isaiah Thomas, and allowed the Hawks to score 33 points in … Continue reading →

This game was an embarrassment from the beginning as the Celtics lacked defensive intensity throughout and shot poorly, as usual, in the first half. They blew this weak team away in Boston on Friday night but really showed their immaturity … Continue reading →

This was a game against an inferior team that the Celtics were supposed to win handily, and they did. After starting slowly in first quarter due largely to their being just 1 for 7 on treys, the Cs exploded in … Continue reading →

This was a totally unnecessary loss since the Celtics led by 15 at the end of the first quarter, 31-16, and by 9 at the half. However, an unenergetic start to the third quarter, coupled with four horrible turnovers in … Continue reading →

Finally a blowout win on the road! After a first half during which the Cs defense was mostly passive, and the score was knotted at 55, they really upped their energy and effort in the third quarter which fashioned a … Continue reading →

Powered by a 27-6 run from late in the third quarter into the fourth, propelled by tenacious defense and solid team rebounding, the Celtics cruised to solid 15-point win against a playoff contending team. The Cs held the Thunder to … Continue reading →

This was truly a game of two halves. In the first half, the Cs could not make a shot, shooting 33% from the field, and despite taking many more shots than the Hawks, the game was only tied at the … Continue reading →