Thomas' Unpredictability, Highlight Pass Secure W For Celtics
Isaiah Thomas delivered what could be the pass of the season in a win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
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Isaiah Thomas delivered what could be the pass of the season in a win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
Leading wire-to-wire, the Boston Celtics held off a fourth-quarter Milwaukee charge and captured their ninth consecutive home game, a 112-107 win over the Bucks on Thursday night.
The C's are looking to see who gets bought out, and one big name will reportedly hit the market soon.
A reported deal for Jahlil Okafor wasn't the only mega-deal Danny Ainge was working on at last week's NBA trade deadline.
"I think there's gonna be a lot of action in the off-season," said Ainge. "We're trying to make good deals, not just deals. We're trying to find the right fit for our team to make our team better."
Isaiah Thomas is a little banged up, but the Celtics' leading scorer said a sore wrist won't keep him out of the lineup Thursday night.
The Celtics have dropped two of their three games out of the All-Star break, and head coach Brad Stevens knows his team will have to renew their focus on the defensive end going forward.
The Boston Celtics were one of the NBA's best defensive teams for a good stretch of the season, but that identity has taken a bit of a backseat recently as the team has molded into a high-scoring squad.
The Celtics are much more entertaining to watch at the moment, but do they have a brighter future than the Bruins?
The Celtics suffered a setback in Minnesota on Monday, but it wasn't a total loss for guard Avery Bradley who got an autographed jersey from former teammate Kevin Garnett.
The Minnesota Timberwolves built double-digit leads in all four quarters, then hung on late for a 124-122 win over the Boston Celtics at Target Center on Monday.
On Monday, we got our first look at the potential direction Ainge and Stevens may be looking in to find that final piece.
When you tune in to any Celtics game this season, you're guaranteed to see two things out of the team: Hustle and Grit.
Guard Isaiah Thomas had 22 points and 12 assists, and the surging Boston Celtics beat the Denver Nuggets 121-101 on Sunday.
Let's dive into five leftover thoughts from an uneventful Thursday in February.
