LeBron James Returning To Cleveland Gives Hope To The Rest Of Us
LeBron James going back to Cleveland is good news for the NBA, specifically the small market teams.
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LeBron James going back to Cleveland is good news for the NBA, specifically the small market teams.
LeBron James has made his long-awaited second decision, and King James will be returning to Cleveland.
Marcus Smart's shot is still a work in progress, but the Celtics rookie took over Thursday night in the fourth quarter to lead his team to a victory over the Magic.
Toucher, Rich and various people at the station created a heartfelt song petitioning the Celtics to bring back fan favorite Brian Scalabrine.
After seeing what the Celtics have done lately, one has to think even Bill Belichick is a little impressed with the treasure chest of assets Danny Ainge has accumulated in the past calendar year.
Danny Ainge acquires another draft pick, but is that the only thing he's happy about? Gresh & Zo discuss.
Trader Danny is off to a busy start on Wednesday.
CBSBoston.com's Brian Robb is in Orlando this week to cover the Boston Celtics in the NBA's Summer League, and joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich on Wednesday to break down Boston's play so far.
Gary Washburn of the Boston Globe joined The Adam Jones Show here on 98.5 The Sports Hub to address some NBA questions, including the Boston Celtics' ongoing pursuit of Kevin Love.
Feeling a little underwhelmed by the Celtics' off-season so far? You aren't alone.
Scott Raab, author of "The Whore of Akron," talked with Toucher and Rich about the possibility of LeBron James returning to Cleveland.
A chaotic NBA off-season isn't slowing down, and the Boston Celtics have reportedly thrown themselves into the mix for one of the bigger names on the market.
A lingering neck injury will keep Celtics rookie James Young out of the Orlando Summer League.
Rookie Marcus Smart has just started his NBA career, but after a week's of worth of work with the Boston Celtics, he's already earning rave reviews from his coaches and teammates.
aturday's "Celtics @ 7" focused on the areas to keep an eye on and players to watch with the team down in Orlando. Host Adam Kaufman also addressed shooting guard Avery Bradley's new contract, a 4-year, $32 million deal, which he considers to be an overpay.
