Mavericks Beat Celtics 94-89
Dirk Nowitzki led another balanced scoring effort with 19 points and the Dallas Mavericks held on for a 94-89 victory over the Boston Celtics on Monday night.
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Dirk Nowitzki led another balanced scoring effort with 19 points and the Dallas Mavericks held on for a 94-89 victory over the Boston Celtics on Monday night.
Both the Bruins and Celtics are in action Monday night, but fear not, the CBS Radio Boston family has you covered.
A Kris Humphries buzzer-beater sent the game into OT but the Celtics couldn't close the deal, losing 121-120 in New Orleans.
"Celtics @ 7" on Saturday welcomed the return of Avery Bradley after he played his first game on Friday's loss to the Suns following 13 missed with an ankle injury.
Goran Dragic scored 20 points and the Phoenix Suns scored the last seven to beat the cold-shooting Boston Celtics 87-80 Friday night.
The Celtics get back to work Friday night where they'll take on the Phoenix Suns at the TD Garden, so Gresh & Zo chatted with coach Brad Stevens for his weekly appearance.
With 17 games remaining, Brian Robb takes a closer look at where the Celtics could potentially finish up in the standings.
Celtics president Danny Ainge joined Toucher and Rich on Thursday, and is all for the NBA increasing the minimum age.
Carmelo Anthony scored 34 points and the Knicks beat the Celtics 116-92 Wednesday night.
As you know, 98.5 The Sports Hub is the radio home of the Bruins and the Celtics (and also the Patriots and Revolution), so what happens when two games are on at the same time?
Andrew Bynum grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds in his Pacers debut and Indiana beat Boston 94-83 Tuesday night.
The Boston Celtics have signed guard Chris Babb to a second 10-day contract, the team announced on Tuesday.
On Monday night's "Celtics At 7," The Boston Globe's Baxter Holmes joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Adam Jones to discuss Rajon Rondo.
Friends since high school, Rajon Rondo and Josh Smith still talk about the possibility of playing together in the NBA.
With so many bad teams in the NBA, the Celtics will have a tough time cracking the bottom five of the draft lottery sweepstakes.
