Revolution Defeat FC Cincinnati, 1-0
This is a third straight win for the Revs.
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This is a third straight win for the Revs.
The Celtics shook off a cold start and took Game 3 on Friday night, 125-119, on a playoff career-high 50 points from Jayson Tatum to make it a 2-1 series.
Kyrie Irving was booed anytime he did anything on Friday night, his first game at TD Garden in front of Celtics fans since his unceremonious departure for Brooklyn in 2019.
Prior to the Celtics and the Nets tipping off Game 3 of their playoff series at TD Garden on Friday night, Celtics guard Jaylen Brown shared his powerful perspective on racism in Boston and the United States.
It has been a long time since the Boston Bruins played in front of a packed TD Garden. That will change this weekend.
Celtics forward Tristan Thompson has obviously seen the news, but he's not particularly worried about having anyone spitting on him. In fact, he outright dared people to try.
One might assume that a very close series between the Bruins and Islanders is coming. According to one computer model, though, that assumption would be very wrong.
"Yeah, I mean, with my style, I could probably play 10 more years if I wanted to. It's just a matter of how long you want to play and that's the question I ask myself."
After two disheartening losses in Brooklyn, the Celtics are looking to turn things around with the series shifting to Boston. But if they want any shot against a Nets team led by three future Hall of Famers, they know it needs to start on the defensive end.
The New England Revolution have done a lot of great things over the first seven matches of the 2021 season, leading to a spot atop the Eastern Conference standings.
Asked about Kyrie Irving's comments about Boston fans, Celtics guard Marcus Smart said that he is hoping that the Boston crowd will treat all players -- whether they're in a Celtics or a Nets uniform -- with respect.
Celtics forward Jayson Tatum practiced on Thursday and is good to go for Friday night's must-win Game 3 against the Brooklyn Nets.
Jalen Mills says switching to No. 2 is cool, but it also has a deeper meaning for the new Patriots defensive back.
The Patriots long snapper says there is a different energy in the building knowing that fans will be returning to Gillette Stadium in the fall.
