Ray Early and Rondo Late Lead Celtics To Game Two Win
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Entering the 2010 NBA Finals, the Los Angeles Lakers were 8-0 at home in the playoffs and had won 11 straight postseason games at The Staples Center. The Celtics had to know it would take an amazing effort to get a win in L.A.
After a disappointing Game One, the Celtics got just that in Game Two, beating...
Win Tickets to NBA Finals Game Four
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As we all know, the Celtics are full-throttle here in the NBA Finals and our friends over at Celebrities for Charity are hosting an amazing raffle where YOU could be the lucky winner of NBA Finals tickets! Check it out:
Two fans will have the opportunity to sit courtside to see the Los Angeles Lakers take ...
Celtics Revert to Regular Season Form in Game One Loss
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Just thirteen seconds into Game One of the NBA Finals, Rajon Rondo took a pass from Paul Pierce under the hoop for an easy layup. The Celtics were off to a good start, and led 2-0.
It went downhill from there. And fast.
Derek Fisher knocked down a jumper to tie the score and Boston would never regain the...
Step Aside LeBron, Time for Celtics-Lakers
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I find it to be a glaring contrast. On one side, Kobe Bryant will be playing in his seventh Finals, going for his fifth ring. He will get started in his quest on Thursday night, against Paul Pierce, Rajon Rondo, and the rest of the Celtics team trying for its second title in three years.
On the other side,...
Tipping the Scales on the NBA Finals
Tip off for the 2010 NBA Finals is less than 50 hours away. With both teams set for a physical, best of seven series, here’s a few things to note before Game One on Thursday:
If Rajon Rondo can break free of Derrick Fisher, this series could be over, sooner than imagined.
Let Rondo play his game. If he’s...
Boston Celtics Are No Boston Bruins
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May 29th, 2010 |
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A team beats a one-man show.
That lesson was hammered home when the Celtics defeated LeBron James and the Cavaliers in the previous round.
And in case anyone forgot, they were reminded again in Game Six between Boston and Orlando, as the Celtics defeated the Magic 96-84. The win avenges Boston’s loss to...
Joey Crawford and Ed F. Rush Defeat Celtics in Game Five
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May 27th, 2010 |
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Let’s talk hypothetically for a moment.
If you were an NBA official and wanted to make sure the Orlando Magic won last night, what would be some things you might try to do? A few quickly come to mind:
Get the Celtics into early foul trouble.
In particular, get the Celtics big men into early foul...
Should the Celtics Panic?
Can I be the only Celtics fan who went to bed last night with visions of Bruins and Yankees stuck in my head?
After a high point in Game Three, the Celtics came crashing down with a disappointing Game Four loss last night. The Orlando Magic stayed alive, earning the 96-92 overtime win.
Time for some...
It's a Rondolution!
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May 23rd, 2010 |
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It’s Sunday, we’re coming off of a HUGE Game Three win by the Celtics and they are looking at the possibility of a sweep tomorrow night, right here in the jungle.
In the meantime, Rajon Rondo has created quite a bit of a name for himself on the national level finally. There have been an...
Why Game 3 is a Must Win for the Celtics
Some might say it is an overstatement to label a Game Three on the home court of a team that is leading in the series 2-0 as a “must win”.
Most times, they would be right.
But right now, in this series, in these playoffs, and for these Boston Celtics, Game Three is exactly that.
A must win.
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