Kemba Walker Ruled Out Vs. Kings, Leaving Celtics With Very Few Options At Point Guard
It's going to get pretty interesting for the Celtics on Wednesday night.
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It's going to get pretty interesting for the Celtics on Wednesday night.
Kemba Walker is still not where he -- or the Celtics -- need him to be for the point guard to make his usual impact on games. But he looked much better during Tuesday night's win over the Golden State Warriors.
Kemba Walker usually thrives with the ball in his hand and a chance to win the game. But on Saturday night, nothing wanted to fall for the point guard, and it cost the Celtics in the team's biggest game of the season.
Wednesday night in San Antonio is a big evening for the Boston Celtics. For the first time all season, Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and Kemba Walker will take the floor together.
Kemba Walker wanted to play more minutes on Wednesday night. He'll get his wish Friday when the Celtics get a rematch against the 76ers.
Looking for a silver lining from Wednesday night's Celtics loss to the 76ers? Look no further than Kemba Walker's first half in Philly.
Kemba Walker said that he's feeling great, and it's a different "feeling great" than what he felt ahead of his return in the NBA bubble.
It's going to be a lot bumpier than last season, but don't be surprised if the Celtics are right back in the Eastern Conference Finals this season.
Heading into the 2020-21 season, expectations are slightly tempered for the Boston Celtics. In a way, that is great news.
The NBA season is just around the corner, and ESPN is releasing its player rankings for the new campaign. The Boston Celtics are prominently featured in the Top 50.
Kemba Walker was upbeat on Wednesday despite the fact that he'll have to miss the start of next season.
Kemba Walker's knee was the big topic for much of the Celtics' run in the NBA bubble in Orlando over the summer. It's now going to be a topic to start the 2020-21 season.
The shock has passed and now reality is setting in. And boy did the Celtics blow a great opportunity down in the NBA bubble.
Despite his involvement and activism, the 23-year-old had low expectations for the grand jury decision in Kentucky, regarding the death of Breonna Taylor at the hands of police.
The Celtics were back at full strength in Game 3, which meant Brad Stevens could finally deploy his five best players all at once. It paid some big dividends for Boston, sparking a key second-quarter run that was a big part of the team's 116-107 victory.
An inspired Celtics team earned a win over the Miami Heat in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Celtics looked so good in the first half of Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals, and then oh so bad in the second half. Now the Heat own a 2-0 series lead after winning Game 2, 106-101.
The keys to a Celtics beating the Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals.
It all comes down to a Game 7 for the Celtics and the Raptors.
Welp. This one's not going to help much.
The Celtics look pretty close to being a title contender. But if they want to experience the NBA's highest level of glory, they've got to get a lot better in one important aspect of the game.
Before heading to the floor for a must-win Game 5 against the Raptors, Celtics point guard Kemba Walker performed a quick medical check on his teammates. He was making sure they had plenty of heart heading into the game, something the team severely lacked throughout Saturday night's frustrating Game 4 loss.
More unsettling than their play on the floor was how Boston players summed up their Game 4 loss: The Raptors played harder than they did.
