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West Heads Further Back East
Posted on 5 Sep 2010 by Michael Johnson.
He's backkkk. The Celtics have decided to bring back embattled guard Delonte West, presumably their last signing before the start of training camp. West departs a Cavaliers squad that has failed to live up to expectations over the last few seasons, and is now likely to be a cellar dweller with the loss of Lebron James to the Miami Heat. West has boasted career totals of 10 ppg, 3.7 apg, and 3.1...
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The Most Underrated Member of the Celtics: Tom Thibodeau?
Posted on 31 Aug 2010 by Michael Johnson.
For all intents and purposes the Celtics are returning the same squad that rallied to reach the NBA finals just one year ago. There are of course minor additions, such as Shaquille and Jermaine O'Neal (clearly good gambles for the little amount of money they cost), and minor subtractions, such as Tony Allen (a 6 year mis-TA-ke as far as I'm concerned). As I've stated previously, age and injur...
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The Best PG in the NBA?
Posted on 13 Aug 2010 by Michael Johnson.
Is there anything Rajon Rondo can't do? When you stack up Rondo against perennial all-stars like Chris Paul, Deron Williams, Steve Nash, and now Derrick Rose, the numbers certainly aren't as jarring. Each of those men pack the superstar quality statistics that we've come to expect, but Rondo quietly does all the things necessary to win ball games, the unit of measurement that still stands as ...
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The Big 30 Somethings?
Posted on 4 Aug 2010 by Michael Johnson.
The tides are turning in the Eastern Conference. There is a new big 3 around, and each of its players is in the prime of his career at this very moment. That leaves the reigning Eastern Conference Champion Boston Celtics standing to face their most daunting foe yet, the rebirthed Miami Heat. Many of you may have already forgotten, but the Heat are the last team before the Celtics to claim the t...
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A Trip to the Hall of Fame, Just Me and the Old Man
Posted on 16 Jul 2010 by John Wareham.
My Dad, the Old Man as I like to call him, was transferred from Miami to the Boston area in the early 80’s. The job was one he couldn't pass up. It was a hard move on the whole family; I was indifferent because I was too young to know any better. We left sunny Florida for Boston, a place where the weather can be 60 degrees and sunny one day and a blizzard the next. Florida is full of shiny, h...
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Big 3 Remains Intact
Posted on 10 Jul 2010 by Mike Fillyaw.
When the buzzer sounded on the 2009-10 Boston Celtic season it seemed as if the last image of the Big Three era was going to be of them walking off the Staples Center court with Purple and Gold confetti raining down on them. Certainly not the way fans of this team wanted to see them go out. What made the loss worse, was the sense of finality to it. It just felt like it was the end for this grou...
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Pierce Opts Out of Contract
Posted on 30 Jun 2010 by John Wareham.
Paul Pierce will be opting out of his contract with the Celtics and will become an unrestricted free agent. With questions revolving around the new CBA that may take affect after next season, this makes sense for Paul. NBA franchises are losing money and this will likely force a reduction in players’ salaries. If Pierce becomes UFA this off season, he increases his chances of securing a long...
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Celtics Head Back to the NBA Finals
Posted on 29 May 2010 by Nadine Liverpool.
Watch the Vblog! The Boston Celtics defeated the Orlando Magic to win the Eastern Conference Finals and are making their 2nd NBA finals appearance in 3 years. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FJn8h-rTks
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Magic @ Celtics-History in the Making?
Posted on 27 May 2010 by Danny Shapiro.
Just when we thought the NBA Playoffs would disappoint with two sweeps in the Conference Finals, Orlando and Phoenix rise from their graves to win two straight games and keep their Title hopes alive. Orlando has faced elimination for two straight games now, and for two straight games they’ve been able to win, including an Overtime victory in Boston in Game 4. Now I know it’s a bit pre...
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Magic Force a Game 5
Posted on 25 May 2010 by John Wareham.
It was bound to happen sooner or later, the Magic were actually going to show up for a game. The Magic won their first game of the series 96-92 in overtime. They had control of the game right from the start and ended up holding on for the win. The Celtics had a chance to steal the game in regulation, but Pierce turned the ball over on a poorly executed play. Even though the Celtics didn’t pla...
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