Thomas Scores 25; Celtics Stay Hot At Home With 109-100 Win
Isaiah Thomas scored 25 points, Avery Bradley had 18 with eight rebounds and the Boston Celtics beat the Indiana Pacers 109-100 on Wednesday night for their fifth win in six games.
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Isaiah Thomas scored 25 points, Avery Bradley had 18 with eight rebounds and the Boston Celtics beat the Indiana Pacers 109-100 on Wednesday night for their fifth win in six games.
Something didn't sit well with Celtics head coach Brad Stevens during Monday's win over the Wizards, and he wants to see his team do a much better job taking care of the basketball with the postseason just around the corner.
The 2008 NBA Champion Celtics are planning a party to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their title, but not everyone is invited to the shindig. That upsets the man who constructed that title team.
As the Celtics enjoyed their off night on Tuesday, the team clinched a spot in the NBA playoffs.
Boston's growth in the team's biggest area of weakness is a promising sign as the team enters the stretch run of the regular season.
The UMass Minutemen's search for a new basketball coach may not take very long.
The Celtics and Wizards wrapped up their regular season series on Monday night, and it's hard not to look ahead and hope for a potential postseason matchup between the two.
Isaiah Thomas scored 25 points leading the Boston Celtics to a 110-102 victory over the Washington Wizards.
The tight-knit group does not include Ray Allen, an invaluable member of that championship squad
The stage is set for arguably the biggest game remaining on the Celtics' calendar.
The development comes as another blow to a disappointing buyout market for the Celtics, who also missed out on other potential targets in the past few weeks.
Boston's Al Horford scored a season-high 27 points and contributed eight rebounds and six assists. Jae Crowder added 15 points for the Eastern Conference's second-best team.
Jae Crowder scored nine of his 24 points late in the fourth quarter and the Boston Celtics edged the Brooklyn Nets 98-95 on Friday night.
Jaylen Brown's hot streak from beyond the arc has caught the eye of both his teammates and the head coach.
The Celtics hit the road for a quick two-game trip against some of the NBA's worst teams without their leading scorer.
