Celtics European Trip Offers Great Chance For Team Bonding
Once again the Boston Celtics will head overseas for training camp, and more importantly, some preseason bonding.
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Once again the Boston Celtics will head overseas for training camp, and more importantly, some preseason bonding.
The Boston Celtics are now point guard Rajon Rondo's team, and he and his teammates know he's up to the task.
Boston Celtics captain Paul Pierce was slowed by an MCL injury during the postseason, but says he is 100-percent and ready to perform at a high level in 2012-13.
While Ray Allen's former Celtics' brethren wish him well now that he is in Miami, that doesn't necessarily mean they have told him that.
It's a good thing the Celtics bulked up their depth at guard this off-season, because it doesn't sound like Avery Bradley will hit the floor until the middle of the season.
While the Celtics would have loved to have Ray Allen retire wearing green, head coach Doc Rivers said the time was right for both sides to move on after a tumultuous end to the 2011-12 NBA season.
With just a couple of weeks remaining before training camp begins, the Celtics have dropped Keyon Dooling from their roster.
The Boston Celtics are the favorite to land veteran forward Darko Milicic, according to reports.
While the talk around the NBA is mostly about the revamped Los Angeles Lakers, Doc Rivers wants his Boston Celtics focused on their main foe in the Eastern Conference.
Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo is interning for GQ for New York Fashion Week.
"Retired" Boston Globe columnist Bob Ryan joins Toucher & Rich to talk about his career as a sports writer, and what has changed since he started over four decades ago.
SI's Zach Lowe joins Toucher & Rich to talk about Jeff Green's contract with the Celtics, and what to expect from the team this season.
After a month of speculation, the Boston Celtics have re-signed forward Jeff Green.
A casual listen of sports radio on any given afternoon in Boston will inform you that sports fans aren't exactly enthralled with the Red Sox these days. Now, there's some hard data to explain just how much they've lost faith.
