March Madness: Sweet 16 Matchups, Tip Times, How To Watch
The schedule is set for the Sweet 16 tipping off on Saturday, March 27 on CBS.
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The schedule is set for the Sweet 16 tipping off on Saturday, March 27 on CBS.
The Celtics are the favorites to trade for Gordon ahead of the deadline, but the deal would reportedly cost them two first-round picks and Marcus Smart.
Jaylen Brown led the Celtics with 27 points and Jeff Teague finished with a season-high 26.
Sweeney did not that the team is "hopeful" to practice on Wednesday and play on Thursday night, though the team will have to continue to produce negative COVID-19 tests.
Say what you will about Los Angeles sports fans, but you can't say that they're impolite.
Boston baseball fans eager to get out of the house and into Fenway Park should be at the ready this Thursday morning.
Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft sang the praises of Patrick Chung upon his retirement from the NFL.
"I actually just ran into Coach Belichick in the cafeteria, and I almost lost it in there. I had to catch myself."
One of the first people to reach out to wide receiver Kendrick Bourne after he signed with the Patriots was his new quarterback, Cam Newton, who Bourne is confident will bounce back for New England in 2021.
Kendrick Bourne wasn't sure what to think when the offer from New England came in last week at the start of free agency.
The Celtics are expected to be active at this year's NBA trade deadline, and this time around, Danny Ainge is actually expected to swing a trade. Orlando's Aaron Gordon is the latest player connected to Ainge's quest to improve the Celtics this season.
While Kraft indicated he wasn't happy to see his team's relationship with Brady end, he was happy to see Brady win his seventh Super Bowl.
The NBA Trade Deadline is just a few days away, and the Boston Celtics remain a team that needs some help. A lot of help.
With the start of free agency last week in the NFL, deals were made fast and furiously around the league. Free-agent running back James White, though, was merely a spectator.
Robert Kraft knows that nothing is guaranteed, but the Patriots owner is showing no buyer's remorse after New England's free agent spending spree.
