Is This The End? Not Yet ...
The end of the Boston Celtics "New Big 3" is coming, but it won't be Saturday night.
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The end of the Boston Celtics "New Big 3" is coming, but it won't be Saturday night.
Gresh and Zolak opened Friday's show talking Celtics as they prepare for Game Seven on Saturday in Boston. If the Celtics were to lose, could this be the last we see of The Big Three?
The Sixers and Celtics met 12 times in the playoffs from 1953-69 and five more from 1977-85. Now they meet in a Game 7 for the sixth time on Saturday in Boston.
With the absence of Tommy Heinsohn and Mike Gorman T&R wondered if there wasn't a local voice that people could stream on their computers and turn down the sound on their televisions. What about Adolfo?
Gary Tanguay of Comcast SportsNet joined Felger and Massarotti in studio to talk some Boston Celtics, last nights 82-75 Game 6 loss, and Saturday nights Game 7 versus the Philadelphia 76ers.
The All-NBA teams were announced on Thursday, with Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo landing on the All-NBA third team.
Gresh and Zo kick off Thursday's show talking about the Celtics Game 6 loss to the 76ers.
With a report saying it's "highly likely" Celtics guard Avery Bradley is done the rest of the playoffs, Boston has another hurdle to jump over in this postseason run.
The Celtics had the chance to close out their series with the Philadelphia 76ers, but the C's didn't show up and must now a Game 7. Comcast SportsNet's Gary Tanguay joined Toucher & Rich to talk about the bad performance in the Game Six loss, Saturday's Game Seven and the loss of Avery Bradley.
The injury riddled Celtics could have used the extra days off before the Eastern Conference Finals, but instead now have to play in, as Paul Pierce would say, an "anything can happen" Game 7 Saturday night at the Garden.
The Philadelphia 76ers beat the Celtics, 82-75 on Wednesday night to send the Eastern Conference semifinals back to Boston for Game 7.
Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports joined Felger and Massarotti to talk about the Pacers-Heat Series, Pat Riley's influence, and the Celtics-Sixers series.
Celtics guard Rajon Rondo and center Kevin Garnett have both been named to the NBA All-Defensive second team.
Gresh & Zo discussed a column in today's Philadelphia Inquirer claiming Boston fans are racist.
If anyone is looking to toss more fuel on the fire Kevin Garnett started with his 'Fair-Weathered' fans comment about Philadelphia, don't go to Celtics head coach Doc Rivers.
If the Boston Celtics want to eliminate the Philadelphia 76ers Wednesday night, they will likely have to do it without guard Avery Bradley.
Gresh & Zo open Wednesday's show fired up about the Miami Heat's dirty plays against the Pacers last night.
You knew that after Kevin Garnett said Philadelphia fans were "fair-weather" that there would be some sort of response out of the City of Brotherly Love. But this is just stupid.
The Celtics head to Philadelphia to try and knock out the 76ers, and punch their ticket to the Eastern Conference Finals for the third time in five years.
The Celtics have a chance to close out the Philadelphia 76ers Wednesday night, but these games have been giving them problems in recent history.
If the Boston Celtics want a little extra luck during their current playoff run, they just need to contact the Joseph Lee School in Dorchester.
Felger and Massarotti were joined by Jermaine Wiggins to talk about the Boston Celtics, their 101-85 Game 5 win over the Philadelphia 76ers, and Kevin Garnett's comments that compared the Boston crowd to the Philly crowd.
Gresh & Zo tip off Tuesday's show breaking down the Celtics' Game 5 win over the Sixers. Gresh equates the Celtics players to children that need to be motivated.
On Monday Brian Scalabrine joined the guys live in studio to discuss the Celtics-76ers playoff series, but he got held up in traffic. So as usual someone picked up the phone and called Scal to see where he was and when he'd be arriving, but they never should have let Adolfo call.
The Celtics collapsed in Game Four and let the 76ers tie the series at two, but Monday night at the Garden the Green finished strong to take the 3-2 series lead. Adolfo talked to a young man who didn't sugar coat the way he feels about Philly fans and any team from Philly for that matter.
