Stevens Doesn't Want To Hear About Celtics' Playoff Scenarios
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.
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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.
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.
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.
It's a close race, but Chris Mannix said Brad Stevens gets his vote for the NBA's Coach of the Year.
While the focus is on the postseason, and the road to playoff basketball, some Celtics fans have already started to dream about the offseason.
After a 3-2 road trip out West that was highlighted by an amazing upset over the Golden State Warriors, should the postseason expectations change for the Boston Celtics?
Adam Jones and Rich Keefe discuss the Celtics' 10-14 record against Eastern Conference playoff teams on Wednesday's edition of Celtics @ 7.
The middle of the Eastern Conference playoff picture is a crowded spot to be, and the Celtics are in danger or losing out on having home-court advantage for the first round of the playoffs.
Not much changed at the trade deadline, and all roads to the title still run through the Bay Area.
Golden State Warriors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 5 on Sunday to take a 3-2 series lead.
Felger has been rooting for LeBron in the NBA Finals, but what he saw Thursday night made him sick.
Brian Robb says the focus on what LeBron has done against the Warriors should not overshadow how well Cleveland's supporting cast has been playing.
Mike Felger and Tony Massarotti discussed Game 3 of the NBA Finals, and how underdog Cleveland has thoroughly outplayed the Warriors in this series.
Golden State was supposed to win this series. Instead, the Warriors are now getting their clocks cleaned, writes Tony Massarotti.
Chris Mannix of SI joined Toucher & Rich to talk about the NBA Finals and how we are witnessing history with what LeBron and the Cavs are doing.
Toucher & Rich returned one of their classic bits on Tuesday.
Sean Grande previewed the NBA Finals on Toucher & Rich Thursday morning.
The voice of the Celtics, Sean Grande, appeared in studio with Felger & Mazz to help preview the NBA Finals.
LeBron James isn't Michael Jordan. Never really has been. Never will be.
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry is easy to like, unless you are certain members of the media.
Adam Jones' biggest problem with LeBron James' injury theatrics is not the same issue that most people have with the best player on the planet.
Doc Rivers the head coach did his job for the Clippers this season, but Doc Rivers the general manager has put the franchise in a tough spot.
