Grant Williams makes his case to be part of Boston's rotation
It has been one wild and interesting postseason for Celtics forward Grant Williams, who continues to make his case to return to Boston's regular rotation.
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It has been one wild and interesting postseason for Celtics forward Grant Williams, who continues to make his case to return to Boston's regular rotation.
"We are going to listen to some music. We're going to drink some beers back there. We are going to go have some wine."
For the Boston Celtics, Game 3 in Miami was bad. Very bad. Just about everybody in the basketball world was looking at them and saying that they had quit. It was rough.
We have finally seen the Celtics look like the best team on the floor.
On the whole, Jayson Tatum's postseason has had some highs and lows. Those peaks, though, now have him in some ultra-rare company.
Here's a free tip for any team looking to complete a sweep: Don't let members of the 2004 New York Yankees into your building.
The season is still alive for the Boston Celtics.
The Celtics tend to take the hard road, but nobody expected they'd be down 3-0 to the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals.
With the Celtics just one loss away from a disappointing end to their 2022-23 season, everyone is looking for the reasons why everything fell apart when it mattered the most.
For various reasons, there may not be a more well-known referee in the NBA than Scott Foster. He'll be the leading man on Tuesday night, when the Celtics try to keep their season alive in Miami.
There should be some rules and codes in sports. The Yankees and now the Lakers are breaking them.
It doesn't look great for the Celtics, who have to win Tuesday night in Miami just to see another day. But Kevin Millar has some advice for Boston, as they look to pull of an epic 3-0 comeback against the Heat.
Even though the odds are against them, former Red Sox slugger and Hall of Famer David Ortiz isn't giving up on the Boston Celtics.
" Let me say this: I feel like the Celtics have quit on their coach. Let's call it what we really see."
If the Celtics want to get back to the NBA Finals, they'll have to do something no other NBA team has ever done.
