No Messing Around, Celtics Need To Eliminate 76ers
The Celtics have a chance to close out the Philadelphia 76ers Wednesday night, but these games have been giving them problems in recent history.
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The Celtics have a chance to close out the Philadelphia 76ers Wednesday night, but these games have been giving them problems in recent history.
If the Boston Celtics want a little extra luck during their current playoff run, they just need to contact the Joseph Lee School in Dorchester.
Felger and Massarotti were joined by Jermaine Wiggins to talk about the Boston Celtics, their 101-85 Game 5 win over the Philadelphia 76ers, and Kevin Garnett's comments that compared the Boston crowd to the Philly crowd.
Gresh & Zo tip off Tuesday's show breaking down the Celtics' Game 5 win over the Sixers. Gresh equates the Celtics players to children that need to be motivated.
On Monday Brian Scalabrine joined the guys live in studio to discuss the Celtics-76ers playoff series, but he got held up in traffic. So as usual someone picked up the phone and called Scal to see where he was and when he'd be arriving, but they never should have let Adolfo call.
The Celtics collapsed in Game Four and let the 76ers tie the series at two, but Monday night at the Garden the Green finished strong to take the 3-2 series lead. Adolfo talked to a young man who didn't sugar coat the way he feels about Philly fans and any team from Philly for that matter.
Brandon Bass had a career night for the Celtics in Game 5 against the 76ers, crediting years of hard work.
Kevin Garnett loves Boston Celtics fans, and took a shot at 76ers fans when comparing the two.
Brandon Bass scored 18 of his postseason career-high 27 points in the third quarter on Monday night as the Boston Celtics pulled away from the Philadelphia 76ers to win 101-85.
Felger and Massarotti opened the discussing the Boston Celtics, their 92-83 Game 4 loss on Friday, and tonight's Game 5 against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Dan Shaughnessy joins Gresh & Zo for his weekly visit to talk Celtics after their embarrassing Game 4 loss to the Sixers.
Celtics guard Avery Bradley was on hand for Boston's morning shootaround on Monday, but his status for Game 5 against the 76ers remains unclear.
With a disappointing Game 4 collapse in the past, the Celtics are ready to be the aggressors in Monday night's Game 5.
Former Celtic Brian Scalabrine joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich for a whole hour to discuss the Celtics-Sixers series, LeBron James, the Miami Heat and Scal's future in the NBA.
It's tough enough to go through your first playoff run, but Avery Bradley is mixing adding a unpredictable injury to the mix.
