Monthly Archives: February 2020

This might have been the Cs most impressive win this season. They were without Kemba Walker again, Gordon Hayward turned in another subpar performance, this was the second night of a back-to-back, and they had a letdown, caused by weak … Continue reading →

A star has been born on this trip, no doubt about it. Jayson Tatum’s game has risen to a different level and he just exudes confidence when the ball is in his hands. He has become a threat from anywhere … Continue reading →

It was a shame they had to lose this nip and tuck affair which went down to the wire, but they made a lot of mistakes, got extremely poor play from the veterans on the bench, and were without Kemba … Continue reading →

The Wolves are 16-37 on the season and just 7 for 21 at home. To make matters worse, they were without their best player, Karl Anthony Townes. So what did the Cs do? Played horrible defense all game long, especially … Continue reading →

This was a nice win to get, especially since the Cs virtually gave the game away in the fourth quarter with 5 careless turnovers and crucial bad box-outs in the quarter. Unfortunately for me, I only watched 3 quarters live … Continue reading →

Am I glad I didn’t stay up to witness this calamity. This was the Celtics on the road trying to win a game without putting forth a decent effort on the defensive end while playing hero ball on the offensive … Continue reading →

This was a strange finish to a game that should have been an easy win for the Cs since they led by 8 points with less than 2 minutes left. However, instead of running clock, in succession, Jayson Tatum, Jaylen … Continue reading →

Given that the Cs played without three starters, Jaylen Brown, Gordon Hayward and Daniel Theis, this result was acceptable, although the Hawks had a chance to tie the game and send it into overtime, and they were playing without their … Continue reading →

The game was actually much closer than the final score as the Cs pulled away at the end with 2 rookies on the floor. The Cs started slowly but finished the quarter strongly to lead at 32-23. Then they proceeded … Continue reading →

The Cs were without both Kemba Walker and Marcus Smart, both nursing minor injuries, but that’s no excuse for the poor defensive effort they put forth in this game. And they nearly gave it away with turnovers and shoddy defense … Continue reading →