What To Watch For: Celtics-Cavaliers Game 5
We're four games into the Eastern Conference finals, and nothing has been decided.
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We're four games into the Eastern Conference finals, and nothing has been decided.
Chances are he won't be named the NBA's Rookie of the Year, but Celtics forward Jayson Tatum is getting some recognition for a phenomenal first season in the league.
The Celtics may be growing a little frustrated with the treatment LeBron James gets from the referees.
After a rough few days in Cleveland, the Celtics are eager to try to regain control of the Eastern Conference finals now that the series is heading back to Boston.
For someone who is watching the Eastern Conference finals and not participating in them, Joel Embiid still has a lot to say about the team that ended his season.
The Celtics put up a much better fight against the Cavaliers in Game 4, but still head back to Boston with the Eastern Conference finals tied up 2-2.
Brad Stevens is having some fun playing mind games during the Eastern Conference finals.
While there is no return date set for Shane Larkin, the Celtics guard hopes to be back in the Boston backcourt sometime in the near future.
Brace yourselves, Celtics fans. Monday night could be a long one.
In the wake of the Cavaliers' 116-86 victory over Boston in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals, Celtics guard Terry Rozier saw the experience as a positive for his team.
Brad Stevens is just as confused as everybody else by the Celtics' struggles on the road.
The Celtics provided zero resistance to the Cavaliers in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals.
Celtics legend Bill Russell was rushed to a Washington state hospital Friday night.
The Celtics are up 2-0 but can they keep stymieing the Cavaliers now that the Eastern Conference Finals shifts to Cleveland?
Those silly guys at Barstool are always up to something.
