'Angry Terry' Rozier Sounds Ready To Leave Boston
A frustrating season came to a merciful end for the Celtics on Wednesday night, and no one seems happier about it than Terry Rozier.
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A frustrating season came to a merciful end for the Celtics on Wednesday night, and no one seems happier about it than Terry Rozier.
The Celtics season is over, and now the attention turns to the future of Kyrie Irving. It doesn't sound like that future will be with the Celtics.
Brad Stevens was willing to accept the lion's share of the blame.
Dark times have fallen upon the Boston sports landscape. The darkest of times, some might say. Sports fans will have to settle for just two or three championships this year.
Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks found another gear after their first loss of the playoffs. Kyrie Irving and the Boston Celtics just couldn't keep up.
Things weren't going great for the Celtics in the first half. Al Horford and Brad Stevens lost their cool.
The Celtics need a win Wednesday night if they want to keep their season going. Meanwhile, the Bucks will get a little bit stronger as they try to eliminate Boston.
It's do or die time for the Boston Celtics. But it feels like this team is ready to give in to the latter rather than fight for the former.
Kyrie Irving's season -- and, perhaps, his Celtics career -- is ending with a disappointing fizzle.
The Celtics have dug themselves into a gigantic hole, one that few teams throughout NBA history have ever been able to get out of.
The Celtics' season is in jeopardy after losing Game 4 to the Bucks.
The Celtics could certainly use a boost defensively.
Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart might make his return in Game 4 Monday night against Milwaukee.
Watching NBA games involving Giannis Antetokounmpo can really be choppy. And that applies to both fans and players alike.
After the Celtics have dropped two straight games in the series, Pierce is maybe feeling a little bit of regret.
Things were looking up for the Boston Celtics on Friday night. But then the second half happened.
In terms of plays worthy of making the highlight reel, that honor belonged to Jaylen Brown. And it came on the defensive end of the court.
In their first home game since the loss of a legend, the Boston Celtics paid tribute to John Havlicek.
After suffering a mild heart attack in Milwaukee on Tuesday night, Danny Ainge is back home in Boston.
After struggling mightily in the first two games of the series, Celtics forward Jayson Tatum promises to be better in Friday night's Game 3.
Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge is on the mend after suffering a mild heart attack in Milwaukee on Tuesday night.
Marcus Smart still won't offer up a timetable for his return, but the injured Celtics guard is getting closer by the day.
After showing off some great ball movement in Game 1, the Celtics played too much hero ball against the Bucks in Game 2.
Kyrie Irving has a knack for playing his best basketball in the postseason. But that was not the case Tuesday night in Game 2 against the Bucks.
Giannis Antetokoumpo had 29 points and 10 rebounds, Khris Middleton made seven of Milwaukee's 20 3-pointers, and the Bucks beat the Boston Celtics 123-102 on Tuesday night to even their playoff series.
