Joe Mazzulla puts strange spin on Celtics' Game 1 loss to Heat
"We won three out of the four quarters," Joe Mazzulla said.
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"We won three out of the four quarters," Joe Mazzulla said.
The ending of Game 1 between the Celtics and Heat was fairly captivating. Not everybody got to see it.
The Boston Celtics have lost another Game 1.
Al Horford has been around for a while. He's got a good feel for the game.
Jayson Tatum's Game 7 performance was the stuff of legend, and it will be revered in Boston for a long time. It also garnered some respect from some other top athletes.
The Boston Celtics tend to be their own worst enemy. Talent-wise they're arguably the best team left in the NBA playoffs, but sometimes, they let that get to their heads.
Grant Williams may not be playing much as of late, but the Celtics forward is no stranger at making a difference in several different communities.
Dan Roche chats with longtime NBA scout Jeff Nelson ahead of the Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals, who says that talent will win this series -- not the head coaching matchup.
Joe Mazzulla likes "The Town." A lot.
Here we are again. Boston. Miami. With a trip to the NBA Finals on the line.
The Doc Rivers era in Philadelphia is over.
According to ESPN's analytics department, only one team has a chance to win.
Here comes another Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals, one that we hope is a little less stressful on the ticker of Boston fans than the previous three times that these teams met for a trip to the NBA Finals.
A.J. Quetta had the chance to talk with the Celtics superstar who led Boston to a Game 7 win the night before.
If the Celtics want to return to the NBA Finals, they'll have to get by a familiar foe in the Miami Heat.
