2 Minute Drill: What Celtics Coach needs to do headed into Game 4

Jrue Holiday Refutes ESPN Announcer’s Kristaps Porzingis Claim as Another Celtics Star Makes Miraculous Recovery

Things may not be all sunshine in Boston, but hope? It never packed its bags. The reigning champions find themselves trailing 1-2 in the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the New York Knicks. Still, they are not backing down. After all, this is how legends rise. With Game 4 looming large at the iconic Madison Square Garden, the Celtics are gearing up for a response. And just in time, there’s a spark of good news as Kristaps Porzingis might b…

2 Minute Drill: What Celtics Coach needs to do headed into Game 4

The New York Knicks will aim to bounce back at home Monday night after the Boston Celtics won 115-93 to pull within 2-1 in their Eastern Conference playoff series.

Boston Celtics Undaunted in Triumph Over New York Knicks - Real News Now

The Boston Celtics demonstrated their championship caliber during their 115-93 triumph over the New York Knicks on Saturday afternoon. Given their back-to-back squandering of two substantial leads at their home court which positioned them as an 0-2 underdog in the second-round playoff series, the Celtics didn’t have any room for lack of focus or lessened intensity. Relentless satire and criticism always target the Celtics, but it is exactly this…

The Source |Celtics Catch Fire From Deep, Dominate Knicks to Cut Series Lead 2-1

Celtics Catch Fire From Deep, Dominate Knicks to Cut Series Lead 2-1

Celtics Flatten Knicks By Sticking To The Formula

The Boston Celtics and New York Knicks have played 149 minutes across three games of their second-round playoff series. The Celtics—the higher seeded team and the defending NBA champions—have led outright for about 128 minutes of that time, and the teams have spent about another 11 minutes tied, meaning the Knicks have led in this series for a little over 10 total minutes. The Celtics have gained leads of at least 20 points in each game, while t…

Tatum Fires Back at Critics and Quietly Makes NBA History

Jayson Tatum didn’t just help save the Celtics’ season on Saturday—he made NBA history in the process.With 22 points in Boston’s 115–93 road win over the Knicks, Tatum passed his idol Kobe Bryant for second-most playoff points before turning 28, trailing only LeBron James on the all-time list. The milestone came as the Celtics finally showed the kind of championship poise that had been missing in Games 1 and 2. “You just understand what comes wi…