Tag Archives: Terry Rozier
Al Horford Says Celtics Weren’t “Going to Be Able to Coexist” With Kyrie Irving
Boston Herald – As far as on the court, it’s certain Horford wasn’t interested in playing another hand from the same deck. I asked him if his decision would have been different if Irving had remained. “I’m not sure that … Continue reading
After Signing Kemba Walker and Enes Kanter, Are the Celtics Done Making Moves?
Boston Herald – A few days before the Celtics hit Las Vegas, it’s fair to say Vegas isn’t big on the Celtics…Having placed the Celtics last fall at a low of 8-1 to win the 2019 championship, the wise people … Continue reading
Are the Celtics a Disaster? Look at Some of These Quotes and You Tell Me
After getting blown out in an elimination game and just rolling over I was too pissed off to go to sleep so I watched about an hour of postgame interviews. Granted it was just minutes after their season ended, but … Continue reading
The Bruins Are Everything That is Right With Sports, the Celtics Are Everything That is Wrong
Watching the Bruins and Celtics these past couple of weeks has been like night and day. The Bruins have been tough, relentless, clutch, and generally fun to watch. The Celtics? Not so much. After an incredible performance in Game 1, … Continue reading
Celtics End of the Year Check In and Seasonal Awards
(Mattes and Dom are back to give their take on where things stand with the Celtics heading into postseason play. With a first-round playoff matchup against the Indiana Pacers on tap for Sunday at 1 p.m., here’s their two cents … Continue reading
Knee Jerk Reactions to the Celtics Atrocity in Toronto
That pretty much sums it up. God, what an atrocity. I figured that after a Bucks game that we were one blown call away from winning and a disaster in Chicago we’d be able to bounce back and at least … Continue reading
Does Kyrie Realize He’s Only 26 Years Old?
ESPN – “It’s been a trying year for us,” Irving told Nichols. “We basically have a bunch of young men in our locker room who feel like they’re capable of doing a lot more than they’re doing. And that’s OK, … Continue reading
