Gresh & Zo: Celtics Coach Brad Stevens Reflects On First NBA Season
Coach Brad Stevens put a cap on the 2013-14 Celtics season with Gresh and Zo Thursday afternoon.
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Coach Brad Stevens put a cap on the 2013-14 Celtics season with Gresh and Zo Thursday afternoon.
The upcoming NBA Draft class got a little stronger on Thursday morning, as star forward Jabari Parker announced he is leaving Duke for the NBA.
The NBA Draft lottery isn't until May 20, but even if you spend the next month hunting down four-leaf clovers, don't count on much luck being on the Boston Celtics' side when those ping-pong balls go bouncing.
The Celtics president of basketball operations joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich show Thursday morning to put a cap on the 2013-14 season.
Sean Grande breaks down the Celtics lottery odds, and gives you a look at his NBA awards ballot.
Boston sat injured guards Rajon Rondo and Jerryd Bayless, and injured forwards Kris Humphries and Jared Sullinger, finishing with a 25-57 record.
It's been a tough season for the 25-win Boston Celtics, but Brandon Bass received a very nice honor ahead of the team's regular season finale on Wednesday night.
Despite the uneven play of the rest of the roster, there is one name that should have Brad Stevens smiling heading into the offseason: Kelly Olynyk.
It's been a trying season for the Boston Celtics, but the fans have piled into the TD Garden every night. For that, Sean Grande awards you the MVP.
Now that we're about to enter the offseason for the Celtics, it's clear Danny Ainge has a lot of decisions to make -- some of which could come via trade.
After their loss to the 76ers, the Celtics hold sole possession of the fifth worst record in the NBA.
Michael Carter-Williams had 21 points and 14 rebounds, Tony Wroten scored 20 points, and the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Boston Celtics 113-108 Monday night.
The Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers are again battling as rivals, but this season there something a little different is on the line: Ping pong balls.
Paul Pierce became the 18th player in NBA history to score 25,000 points in his career on Friday night against Atlanta.
Avery Bradley and Kelly Olynyk each had 25 points for the Celtics and Cleveland's Kyrie Irving was held to 15.
