Losing, and the act of being a loser is often one of the most shameful and disappointing feelings one can feel, both as a player and a fan of that losing team. As competitors, whether it be baseball, basketball, or in the form of racing that I do myself, losing is one of the worst [...]
May 4, 2013 Nick Sannicandro Look Back Five years ago to the day the Celtics were facing a Houston Rockets team that put together an unlikely 22-game win streak, good for second best in NBA history. The night before, they had come back from being down 20-plus points against the Spurs in San Antonio. In one of his first games as a [...]
As Ray Allen continues to flap his gums now that he is surrounded by the games biggest prima-donnas, one has to wonder if he is not only burning the bridge, but blowing the thing sky-high between he and Boston. The burns were bad enough that Ray opted to take less money to join the Celtics [...]
October 26, 2012 Nick Sannicandro Around the NBA, Celtics News, Look Back Today would have been the 95th birthday of our site’s namesake, Red Auerbach. We take great pride in our name and the tribute it pays to Red. Red is our leader. He is our general. Even in death, his ideals… even the tricky ones… define what we think the Celtics organization should always strive to [...]
September 20, 2012 John - Red's Army Look Back Every morning, we compile the links of the day and dump them here… highlighting the big storyline. Because there’s nothing quite as satisfying as a good morning dump. While in Lexington, Barksdale was not permitted to live with his Olympic teammates. He had to tell the owners of the home where he was staying that [...]
September 7, 2012 John - Red's Army Look Back, The Morning Dump This still bums me out. I’m so happy Larry Bird doesn’t play today. Somehow, some way, people would over-analyze him, overreact to him, and over-emphasize things that aren’t important about him. The back injury that ultimately shortened his career? He hurt it putting up a retaining wall at his Indiana home… when he easily could [...]
August 17, 2012 John - Red's Army Larry Bird, Look Back Lost in all the talk about the upcoming draft, what the Celtics will do with the picks, a need to get younger, and the need to begin rebuilding, is the fact that the Celtics were able to land two serviceable prospects in LAST years draft. JaJuan Johnson and E’Twuan Moore gave Celtics fans some flashes of [...]
Avid RedsArmy reader GeeZee has put together another great Celtics mix. This one is entitled “Grit & Balls”. It contains highlights of the Celtics 2011-12 season-including the playoffs. Enjoy the vid, and be sure to follow GeeZee on Twitter. [...]
Keyon Dooling is still preaching, and the good reverend still believes in his (maybe former) squad, telling the Miami Herald. “Our team was built to last,” Celtics guard Keyon Dooling says. “Experience, togetherness, will, drive. We peaked at the right time. We had the right group of guys together …” But? “We fell short to pure talent,” Dooling [...]
June 18, 2012 John - Red's Army Keyon Dooling, Look Back This is the final collection of GIFs from the 2011-12 C’s. These photos represent some of the best plays from the Celtics’ 2011-12 regular season. I went through GIFs from just about every single game and picked-out the best moments. They are not ranked in any particular order. I’m sure I probably missed some, but [...]