Ahh, I can’t wait. I know this is the type of blog that some of you will be triggered by… “why do you still care about him?” or “Just move on already!” or “Wow Kyrie is in Celtics fans’ heads still…”
With all that is happening in our world today and over these last few months, the return to NBA basketball is far from the most important thing to focus on. Brad Stevens echoed that sentiment the other day when he stated that “empathy means more than basketball right now”. Across the nation, NBA players are demonstrating this by focusing their time and energy on the larger societal issues at hand of racism, discrimination and police brutality whether it be through use of their far-reaching social platforms, by joining and leading protests as we have seen from multiple members of the Celtics, or both. With that being said, the NBA and it’s thirty franchises did officially agree upon a plan for a return-to-play format this week with Disney World’s ESPN complex as the “bubble” venue.
2011-12 was a strange time in the NBA. The lockout had shortened the season to a mere 66 games, LeBron James was still labeled as a perennial choker who couldn’t lead a team to a championship, and the Boston Celtics Big Three Era was in it’s twilight.
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The NBA has announced preliminary plans to return on July 31st and is strongly considering a play-in tournament involving teams on the edge of the playoff race.
The NBA’s Play-In Tournament Could Help the Celtics Read More »
Over the years, from before the influx of championships through today, the sports teams of Boston have seen their fair share of polarizing figures. While there has been a lot to celebrate and remember, especially in the past 20 years, there has also been a lot to look down upon and try to forget. GuyBostonSports’ main Twitter account (@GuyBostonSports) sent out a tweet the other day that got me thinking: who are some of the most-hated sports figures that have come through Boston in recent memory?
Most Hated Boston Athletes in Recent Memory Read More »
The NBA is seriously talking about coming back for the playoffs this summer an isolated Disney World scenario. With that on the way, let’s take a look at the top teams in the East and see what makes them special.
Analyzing the Real Championship Contenders in the East Read More »
Danny Ainge was a guest on Zach Lowe’s podcast on Thursday and Lowe asked Ainge about how his players feel about returning to play amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Danny Ainge Thinks Everybody on the Celtics is “Really Anxious” to Play Read More »
Danny Ainge was a guest on Zach Lowe’s podcast on Thursday in which the main topic of discussion was Ainge’s involvement in ESPN’s The Last Dance documentary on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls.
Danny Ainge was a guest on Zach Lowe’s podcast on Thursday and Ainge gave his reaction to Jayson Tatum’s comments about wanting to be a Phoenix Sun prior to the 2017 NBA Draft.
Danny Ainge Reacts to Jayson Tatum Saying he Wanted to be Drafted by the Phoenix Suns Read More »
With the announcement of Kevin Garnett’s jersey retirement at some point during the 2020-21 season, there has been constant speculation that Ray Allen’s jersey may be retired as well, It’s time to recognize the importance of Rajon Rondo to that Celtics core and give him the same respect that the Big three garnish.
Rajon Rondo Deserves a Jersey Retirement in Boston Read More »
