Week One Celtics Recap

Week One Celtics Recap

The NBA season is finally back, and the Celtics have come out of the gates firing. With high expectations and a new coach, there is plenty of reason that Boston is must-watch basketball. After the end of week one, the Celtics hold a 3-1 record with their only loss to Chicago. Let’s recap the week. […]

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 Boston Celtics Season Preview

Boston Celtics Season Preview

The Boston Celtics were last seen walking off their court with the Golden State Warriors celebrating the NBA Championship win in the TD Garden. Now, they will take the same court in the season opener tonight against the Philadelphia 76ers. Before getting into a season preview, let’s recap the offseason for the Celtics. Additions and […]

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 Another Great Season For The Greek Freak

Another Great Season For The Greek Freak

(This is Part One of Ten of the Small Market Review: a new series where I dive into the NBA’s ten small market teams and give recognition to a player that stood out this season. Today’s team? The Milwaukee Bucks and Giannis Antetokounmpo). After bringing the Milwaukee Bucks their first championship since 1971 in 2021, […]

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 Jayson Tatum: The Two-Way Superstar

Jayson Tatum: The Two-Way Superstar

For three years now, Jayson Tatum has been recognized as an All-Star and an elite scorer. Tatum has developed every year he has been in the league, but one thing that has gone under the radar has been his defense. On a loaded defense like Boston’s, it is very easy to get overshadowed on that […]

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 Ben Simmons Reportedly “Pain-Free” and Could Return to Playing During Nets’ Series vs. Celtics

Ben Simmons Reportedly “Pain-Free” and Could Return to Playing During Nets’ Series vs. Celtics

The Brooklyn Nets could have additional firepower soon, following their first-round opening loss to the Boston Celtics on Sunday. The Nets were defeated by the slimmest of margins, losing 115-114 despite Kyrie Irving’s monster game, with Jayson Tatum scoring a buzzer-beating layup to give Boston a 1-0 lead in the series.  Irving scored a game-high […]

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 NBA Playoffs Could See Young Teams Ascend

NBA Playoffs Could See Young Teams Ascend

We’ve gotten too used to slam-dunk easy NBA Playoffs series to predict. For years, a few teams at the top have dominated the NBA Playoffs, but even those underling teams had a clear hierarchy of who-beats-who. Young teams are discounted in the playoffs. It’s a new environment, and it’s hard to adapt. This year, we […]

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 Boston Celtics: BeanTown Bummers?

Boston Celtics: BeanTown Bummers?

In the summer of 2016, the Boston Celtics drafted Jaylen Brown 3rd overall in the NBA Draft. In the four years to follow, Boston made it to the Eastern Conference Finals three times and drafted Jayson Tatum, another All-Star, with the third overall pick in 2017. When LeBron James went west in the summer of […]

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 Will the Real Team USA Please Stand Up?

Will the Real Team USA Please Stand Up?

We are in the home stretch of the Olympic Games. We are approaching the gold medal game for one of the most polarizing Olympic sports for the USA, men’s basketball. Over the last few decades, it’s been a given that the United States would hands down, unequivocally win the gold. Team USA did hit a […]

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 How to Fix USA Basketball Ahead of the Olympics

How to Fix USA Basketball Ahead of the Olympics

This USA basketball team is bad. After back to back losses to Nigeria and Australia, they would be lucky to medal, let alone win gold. Well what’s the issue? Is it coaching? Defense? Is the world finally catching up the U.S. in basketball? Yes. But how can we fix it? 1. Bring in an Interior […]

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