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The Cs began this game with just a horrible first quarter, jacking up treys, missing, and playing nonchalant defense as well and they weren’t much better in the second quarter and trailed at the half, 58-51. However, in the third … Continue reading →

It didn’t take very long for the Cs to show us everything they have in their portfolio. They played solid defense in both the first and third quarters, holding the Heat to 18 and 16 points respectively. During both of … Continue reading →

This game was a struggle for both teams as neither played consistently throughout the game. Toronto led at the quarter, 27-26; the Cs led 50-46 at the half and by just one, at 72-71, after three quarters. Actually, the key … Continue reading →

This game was lost long before the end of the second overtime. Actually, the Cs got off to a good start, leading 25-21 at the end of the first quarter. They even built the lead to 36-25 at the 8-minute … Continue reading →

If you watched this game, you will completely understand why I was so annoyed after game 4 when the Cs made a half-hearted effort from start to finish and basically handed a win to the Raptors. Tonight they came with … Continue reading →

The Cs are becoming experts at fulfilling the prescription for how to lose. You begin by playing passive defense in the first quarter, giving up 17 points in the first 5 minutes with 8 documented incidences of weak defensive effort … Continue reading →

A well deserved loss for the Cs in this one. They were beaten by a corner trey at the buzzer but the game was lost long before the last shot. Just as Marcus Smart shot them to a win in … Continue reading →

The Celtics looked like they were on a course to an ugly loss with a lot of the fault lying with the Cs guards, Kemba Walker and Marcus Smart, when Smart got fiery red hot, hit 6 treys and willed … Continue reading →

When the Celtics play energetic, intense defense for entire game and Marcus Smart is the leading scorer, the Cs are virtually unbeatable. The law of average finally kicked in for Smart as he was 5 for 9 from the 3-point … Continue reading →

Nothing to get excited about here; the Celtics did what they were supposed to do, eliminate the Sixers in a four-game sweep, even without Gordon Hayward. Now they await the Toronto Raptors who lead their series against the Brooklyn Nets, … Continue reading →