Monthly Archives: November 2018

Finally, a game without a terribly negative quarter, either offensively or defensively. While they still gave up 107 points, they were consistently pesky on defense, causing the Pelicans to turn the ball over 22 times, a huge factor in the … Continue reading →

Insanity is when you keep doing the same thing over and over again but expect a different result. This season is slowly but surely devolving into the depths of insanity. Tonight, Kyrie Irving, counted upon to be the leader of … Continue reading →

First, the Cs were playing without Al Horford who has a sore knee. Second, the Hawks are a terrible team as their record of 3 wins and 15 losses suggests. Tonight, we actually saw the good Celtics; however, it was … Continue reading →

Tonight they were dominated by the 4-14 rebuilding New York Knicks, led by a journeyman point guard who has shuffled from team to team, Trey Burke who scored 29 points, had 11 assists and 6 rebounds OFF THE BENCH! The … Continue reading →

This was a game the Celtics deserved to lose, and they did. Anytime a mediocre team is allowed to score 117 points, they deserve to win, and the Hornets did. This Celtics aggregation simply refuses to defend, hustle and box … Continue reading →

This game was never as close as the final score might suggest as the Cs were completely outplayed on both ends of the floor for the entire 48 minutes. Even though the Jazz failed to score 100 points, they got … Continue reading →

Welcome to the Kyrie Irving show. He led the way from start to finish, scoring 43 points on big shot after big shot when the game was on the line while grabbing 2 rebounds and making 11 assists along with … Continue reading →

Before we get too excited about this blowout win, let’s understand that the Bulls roster for this game had only one legitimate NBA starter, Zach Levine. In spite of that fact, the Cs trailed at the end of the first … Continue reading →

Another poor start defensively, another loss. The Cs allowed the Blazers to score 19 points in the first 6 minutes and they played catch-up from that point forward. However, when it really mattered in the fourth quarter, the Blazers made … Continue reading →

This team, as presently constituted, without the services of their leader and closer, Kyrie Irving, is incapable of beating good teams on the road. Utah is a decent team and when allowed to score 123 points, will not be beaten … Continue reading →