Celtics Hope To Carry Defensive Momentum Into Playoffs
Their third quarter against the Heat was the confidence boost this Celtics team needed to take the next step in its rebuilding process and advance past the opening round
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Their third quarter against the Heat was the confidence boost this Celtics team needed to take the next step in its rebuilding process and advance past the opening round
Celtics president Danny Ainge joined Toucher & Rich on Thursday to discuss the team's comeback win over the Heat, and their upcoming playoff series against the Atlanta Hawks.
It took 82 regular season games, but the Celtics have clinched the five seed in the Eastern Conference.
Guard Isaiah Thomas' 21 points led five Boston players in double digits and the Celtics outscored the Heat 60-26 in the second half to overcome a 26-point deficit and prevail 98-88 at TD Garden.
Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck joined Felger & Massarotti in studio on Wednesday to discuss the team's postseason expectations and their hopes for the upcoming offseason.
"My hate was growing stronger," Pierce yells in his raspy voice which maybe can't carry a tune all that well.
Celtics head coach Brad Stevens joined Zolak & Bertrand on Wednesday to discuss the team's final game of the regular season, and a very tough loss to the Charlotte Hornets.
Celtics play-by-play man Mike Gorman joined Toucher & Rich on Wednesday to discuss the best playoff scenario for Boston.
Grab a cup of coffee and get your spread sheets out! There is a smorgasbord of playoff scenarios for the Boston Celtics heading into their final game of the regular season.
Isaiah Thomas made it clear at Tuesday's practice that he wasn't pleased with the long stint on the pine.
Brad Stevens doesn't want to know what could happen Wednesday night when it comes to the Celtics' playoff seeding. At this point, he's just focused on beating the Heat.
The different playoff scenarios the Celtics face heading into the final game of the regular season.
The win pulled the Hornets into a tie with the Celtics and the Miami Heat for fourth place in the conference.
Brian Robb breaks down what the final two games of the regular season mean for the Boston Celtics and their quest to clinch home court advantage in the playoffs.
Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck joined Steve Burton on WBZ-TV's Sports Final to talk about the upcoming NBA playoffs and what should be an exciting an exciting offseason for the team.
With the loss to Atlanta, Boston has just a half-game lead over the Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets.
The Celtics are down to their final three games of the regular season and these match-ups at the Hawks (Saturday) and versus the Hornets (Monday) and Heat (Wednesday) will shape their eventual playoff seeding and also their first-round postseason match-up.
Brian Robb says the finish line is in sight for the NBA regular season and that means the Celtics are on the verge of cashing in on one of the biggest collection of draft picks in a single season in NBA history.
Despite being uncertain if and when he's going to play against any particular opponent, Zeller has remained patient and ready for Brad Stevens throughout his fourth NBA season.
Former Celtics player and current analyst Brian Scalabrine joined Toucher & Rich on Friday morning to discuss the upcoming offseason and the hurdles that lie ahead of a team like the Celtics.
The Boston Celtics took another step forward in their fight for home-court advantage in the playoffs Wednesday night.
While their fans are focused on where the Celtics could finish in the Eastern Conference, Brad Stevens doesn't want his team to get caught looking ahead as the regular season winds down.
With three of their final five games against teams fighting for seeding in the Eastern Conference, the Celtics can't afford any hiccups in the final week of the regular season.
An eye injury will keep Evan Turner out of the Celtics lineup Wednesday night when they host the New Orleans Pelicans at TD Garden.
It's a close race, but Chris Mannix said Brad Stevens gets his vote for the NBA's Coach of the Year.