Rondo Not Ready To Play In Second Game Of Back-To-Backs
Rajon Rondo is still not 100 percent, and the Celtics point guard isn't ready to suit up in the second leg of a back-to-back.
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Rajon Rondo is still not 100 percent, and the Celtics point guard isn't ready to suit up in the second leg of a back-to-back.
Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo dished out 18 assists in Sunday night's win over the Detroit Pistons, pushing him further up the Celtics' all-time list and past one of the team's all-time greats.
Jeff Green pumped in 27 points to lead the Celtics past Detroit.
For the second straight season, it's been a challenging year for Avery Bradley. Back in 2012-13, the guard was hampered by offseason shoulder surgery that sidelined him for the start of the regular season and limited his production once he did return to the floor.
This morning's "Celtics @ 7" (hopefully) wrapped up Rajon Rondo's BirthdayGate controversy after some parting words from team president of basketball operations Danny Ainge this week with "Toucher and Rich".
With a four-pack of games for the local teams this Saturday and Sunday the CBS Radio Boston family has you covered!
Siyani Chambers scored 17 points and Harvard became the first team to clinch a berth in this year's NCAA tournament with a 70-58 win over Yale.
Boston Celtics center Vitor Faverani underwent successful arthroscopic knee surgery on Friday and will not return this season.
Stevens confirmed even though the season hasn't been a success, "the spirit is pretty good" in the locker room and around the practice facility.
Jason Collins is excited to be back in Boston, and said he's received 100 percent support around the league since coming out as gay.
Paul Pierce acknowledges that while it will still mean something to be back in Boston, it won't be as emotional an evening.
Kevin Garnett will be missing out on the second Boston reunion of the season.
Not much went the Boston Celtics' way on Wednesday night, as the Golden State Warriors absolutely trounced them at the TD Garden, but rookie Kelly Olynyk led the way in his return from a toe injury.
The Boston Celtics were blown out by the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night, but their faithful fans found something to cheer for.
At 20-41 you can surely accuse the Celtics of being a bad team, but one thing you can't accuse them of is giving minimal effort in games this season. That changed in their 108-88 loss to Golden State.
