Report: Chris Bosh To Return For Game 5
It is looking like Miami Heat Big 3 will be intact for Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals Tuesday night.
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It is looking like Miami Heat Big 3 will be intact for Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals Tuesday night.
The Boston Celtics and Miami Heat needed overtime to decide Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals, but each of the teams had star players watching the deciding minutes from the bench.
Before the Celtics took Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals Sunday night, evening the series at two games apiece, point guard Rajon Rondo took a shot at the Miami Heat.
Rajon Rondo had 15 points and 15 assists, and scored the final three points of the Boston Celtics' 93-91 overtime victory over the Miami Heat on Sunday night that evened the Eastern Conference finals at two games apiece.
Miami coach Erik Spoelstra says Chris Bosh will not play for the Heat in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Boston Celtics.
A championship ring from a member of the Celtics' original "Big Three" has sold at auction for more than $45,000.
Kevin Garnett had 24 points and 11 rebounds and Rajon Rondo scored 21 points with 10 assists to lead the Boston Celtics to a 101-91 victory over the Heat in Game 3.
Felger and Massarotti were joined by Jake O'Donnell, former NBA referee for 28 seasons, to talk about NBA officiating.
Dan Shaughnessy of the Boston Globe joined Gresh and Zolak in studio to discuss Game Three of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Celtics and the Heat. What will it take for the Celtics to bounce back from the Game Two overtime loss?
98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich spoke with Tommy Heinsohn about this Celtics-Heat series, the officiating and Rajon Rondo's stellar performance in Game Two. Imagine Heinsohn calling these last two games with the Miami Heat and what he would have been saying about the officiating.
Bust out those Tim Donaghy masks, Celtics fans, because an old friend will be at the Garden on Friday night.
Let's face it folks, the fix is in. So let David Stern know how you feel on national television tonight by wearing your very own TIM DONAGHY MASK.
The Celtics are down two games to none as they head back to Boston to battle the Heat in Game Three of the Eastern Conference Finals. D.A. talked with Celtics insider from Comcast SportsNet Rich Levine about Celtics-Heat and the officiating in the series.
Wyc Grousbeck, Boston Celtics Managing Partner and Governor, joined Felger and Massarotti to talk some Boston Celtics and the playoff run.
Gary Tanguay of Comcast SportNet joined Felger and Massarotti to talk some Boston Celtics and the Eastern Conference Finals against the Miami Heat.
You can imagine Vince Wilfork's surprise when Rajon Rondo got hit in the head and face by a flailing Dwyane Wade in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals on Wednesday night, only to see no referee call a foul.
Gresh and Zo led off today's show breaking down the Celtics Game Two loss to the Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals. Despite coming up short, Celtics fans should be proud of the effort from this team.
Gary Washburn of the Boston Globe joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich to discuss the officiating in Game Two, Ray Allen's performance, will the Celtics have their legs in Game Three and is there bias toward the Heat?
Greg Likens of WQAM in Miami joined Toucher & Rich Thursday morning to give a Miami perspective of the Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals.
Kevin Garnett's former teammate Wally Szczerbiak remains unimpressed with the Hall of Famers accomplishments.
Celtics head coach Doc Rivers had some fun with a reporter following Boston's 115-111 Game 2 loss to the Heat in regards to the officiating.
Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo finished with a career-high 44 points to go with 10 assists, eight rebounds in Game 2, but it wasn't enough against the Miami Heat.
LeBron James scored 34 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, Dwyane Wade scored 23 and the Heat pulled off the biggest playoff comeback in franchise history to beat the Boston Celtics 115-111.
After spending nearly five weeks on a Boston Celtics mosaic, 48 autistic students at the Joseph Lee School in Dorchester got to present their special gift to the team on Wednesday.
Felger and Massarotti kicked off the day talking about the Boston Celtics, the importance of tonight's Game 2, and the match ups against the Miami Heat.
