Gresh & Zo: Ray Allen Needs To Be Ray Allen Tonight
The Celtics and Heat battle it out tonight in Game Two down in Miami tonight and after a terrible performance by the C's on Monday Gresh and Zo are looking for them to show up.
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The Celtics and Heat battle it out tonight in Game Two down in Miami tonight and after a terrible performance by the C's on Monday Gresh and Zo are looking for them to show up.
Earlier in the playoffs after a big win over the Atlanta Hawks, Celtics center Kevin Garnett said his team is all "grit and balls."
"This is not the time to sit," Ray Allen said on the eve of Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Boston Celtics have bigger issues than being upset about a perceived slight.
After the Miami Heat ran laps around them in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Boston Celtics know they have to get a lot more physical in Wednesday night's Game 2.
After a series-opening game that made as many headlines for its officiating as it did the actual basketball, the Celtics and Heat will once again have to be on their best behavior for Game 2.
Felger and Massarotti were joined by Boston Celtics head coach Doc Rivers to talk about Game 1, the technicals in last nights games, and dealing with the injuries.
With shooting guard Ray Allen struggling, head coach Doc Rivers is considering sitting the 15-year veteran as the Celtics battle the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals.
Felger and Massarotti were joined by Jermaine Wiggins to discuss the Boston Celtics, last nights 93-78 Game 1 loss to the Miami Heat, and the officiating in last nights game.
Among the many disturbing sights to see from the Celtics was captain Paul Pierce's disappointing showing.
Gresh & Zo tipped off Tuesday's show breaking down the Celtics Game 1 loss in Miami.
The old saying is that the fans pay to see the players and not the officials, but if Game 1 between the Celtics and Heat was the first basketball game you've ever watched, you might think it's the other way around.
Gary Washburn of the Boston Globe joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich Tuesday morning to break down Game 1 of the Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals.
The game was all but over, but the rivalry was just heating up.
The Boston Celtics were hit with five technical fouls in Monday night's Game 1 loss to the Miami Heat, and Celtics head coach Doc Rivers was none too happy following the game.
LeBron James scored 32 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, Dwyane Wade scored 10 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter and the Miami Heat beat the Boston Celtics 93-79.
Here's a breakdown of each team's starting five, with a look at who holds the advantage in each matchup.
The Celtics handled the Heat rather easily during the regular season going 3-1. The Heat won in the second game of the season while the Celtics took the latter three, but with one of those was a meaningless contest at the end of the season when playoff seeding had already been set.
With all the eyes of the basketball world focused on Game 1 between the Celtics and Heat on Monday night, it will be the trio of Dan Crawford, Ed Malloy and Jason Phillips in charge of the whistles.
Here comes the tiebreaker.
Ray Allen hit a pair of 3-pointers in the fourth quarter to overcome his early woes, and the Celtics beat the Sixers 85-75 to advance to the Eastern Conference finals.
It's a rematch: Miami and Boston will meet in the playoffs again, this time with a spot in the NBA finals at stake.
Rajon Rondo had 18 points, 10 assists and 10 rebounds and the Boston Celtics beat the Philadelphia 76ers 85-75 in Game 7 on Saturday night to advance to the Eastern Conference finals.
The Boston Celtics are going into Saturday night's Game 7 against the Philadelphia 76ers a confident bunch, but they know things are not going to be easy.
It was the news the Boston Celtics and their fans didn't want to hear, but guard Avery Bradley will undergo surgery on Friday and is officially done for the playoffs.
