Celtics Can't Afford Any Hiccups In Final Week Of Regular Season
With three of their final five games against teams fighting for seeding in the Eastern Conference, the Celtics can't afford any hiccups in the final week of the regular season.
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With three of their final five games against teams fighting for seeding in the Eastern Conference, the Celtics can't afford any hiccups in the final week of the regular season.
An eye injury will keep Evan Turner out of the Celtics lineup Wednesday night when they host the New Orleans Pelicans at TD Garden.
It's a close race, but Chris Mannix said Brad Stevens gets his vote for the NBA's Coach of the Year.
While the focus is on the postseason, and the road to playoff basketball, some Celtics fans have already started to dream about the offseason.
Look out, Green Teamers. A new member is joining your ranks.
Just when it looked like Brad Stevens had his full roster to work with, the Celtics have suffered what could be a costly injury.
With a playoff berth in hand, Isaiah Thomas and the Boston Celtics are seeking higher ground in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
The Celtics did the unthinkable - they ended the Warriors' 54-game home winning streak, and on April Fools Day no less, with a 109-106 triumph Friday night in Golden State.
It's a lovely time of year if you happen to be a Celtics fan.
Isaiah Thomas' offense carried the Celtics during Jae Crowder's absence, but the point guard needs to remember his supporting cast now that the forward has returned to the lineup.
It didn't take long for Jae Crowder to make his presence felt in his return.
The Trail Blazers pulled out a 116-109 victory over the Celtics in Portland late Thursday night.
Jae Crowder hasn't committed to playing against the Portland Trail Blazers on Thursday night, and will be a game-time decision.
Danny Ainge is looking forward to the postseason experience his roster is about to gain and hopes the team can finish strong enough to get the No. 3 or No. 4 seed.
Adam Jones and Rich Keefe discuss whether or not the Celtics should explore trading for Lakers rookie D'Angelo Russell, who doesn't have many fans in the L.A. locker room right now.
