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Five years later, a look back at what could have been

Five years later, a look back at what could have been

As we are all wrapped up in the current group of Celtics and what is likely to be their final push for an 18th championship with this core, a discussion with a good friend of mine brought about the potential for what we both felt would be an interesting read for true Celtics fans; yes [...]

May 20, 2012 Nick Sannicandro Around the NBA, Celtics News, Doc Rivers, Kevin Garnett, Look Back, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, Trades 13

Ray Allen is a total team player

Ray Allen is a total team player

Ray Allen is hurting.  He's playing an unfamiliar role off the bench.  He's not scoring like he'd like (3 points in Game 3).  But through it all, he's still a total professional.  When asked if there was anything he would change in Game 4, He said “I don’t have to change anything tonight that happened from [...]

May 18, 2012 John - Red's Army Celtics News, Ray Allen 2

Larry Bird… the most successful individual in basketball history?

Larry Bird… the most successful individual in basketball history?

With his crowning as the NBA's executive of the year for 2012, Larry Bird may have sealed his case as the basketballs most successful and influential individual in the history of the sport. Bird is without question one of the greatest players in the history of the league, but it is what he has done [...]

May 18, 2012 Nick Sannicandro Celtics News, Larry Bird, The Team, Uncategorized 15

Larry Bird still dominating like it’s 1986

Larry Bird still dominating like it’s 1986

Larry Bird has been named the NBA's Executive of the Year. While Larry Legend probably doesn't give a crap, this honor puts him in a rare club: The Legend's trophy shelf was already full. Make room for another. The NBA announced on Wednesday that Indiana Pacers president Larry Bird has been named 2011-2012 Executive of the Year. [...]

May 16, 2012 Chuck - Red's Army Larry Bird, Look Back, Uncategorized 2

Everyone’s in tonight as Celtics trainers switch from athletic to duct tape

Everyone’s in tonight as Celtics trainers switch from athletic to duct tape

Twitter / @ESPNForsberg: Celtics on floor for shoot … via kwout The second part of the headline isn't really true, but it should be.  It's probably the only way to keep Avery Bradley's shoulder in place for a few more games.   Actually the Celtics training staff has a new plan for Avery should the [...]

May 16, 2012 John - Red's Army Avery Bradley, Celtics News, Look Back, Mickael Pietrus, Ray Allen, Uncategorized 7

Pietrus’ concussion still in his head

Pietrus’ concussion still in his head

Mickael Pietrus can make life easy for the Celtics.  He can come in, play some nice defense, hit a shot or two, and even drive to the basket when defenses over-commit to the jumper.  We saw SOME of the driving last night, but that's not going to happen very often, because Mickael Pietrus is afraid [...]

May 15, 2012 John - Red's Army Injuries, Mickael Pietrus, Uncategorized 4

Your Morning Dump… Where Ryan Hollins pisses people off

Your Morning Dump… Where Ryan Hollins pisses people off

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. n most walks of life, being irritating isn’t a positive trait. But it’s one that comes in handy while battling for position in the paint. “Honestly, he’s [...]

May 12, 2012 John - Red's Army Ryan Hollins, The Morning Dump, Uncategorized 3

Ray’s ankle continues to be a big problem

Ray’s ankle continues to be a big problem

  We'll go back to the big smiles and back slaps as the C's get ready for Philly in a minute.  But first… a serious note about Ray Allen's ankle, which is slowly failing him more than it's helping him.  And the more it fails him, the less confidence he has on the court, which [...]

May 11, 2012 John - Red's Army Injuries, Ray Allen, Uncategorized 3

Tonight’s “Close ‘em out at home” motivational video: The Bird-’Nique duel

Tonight’s “Close ‘em out at home” motivational video: The Bird-’Nique duel

  May 22, 1988.  Game 7.  Eastern Conference semi-finals. Larry Bird and Dominique Wilkins engaged in a mano-a-mano battle for the ages.  Dominique finished with 47 points on 19-33 shooting.  Larry finished with 34 on 15-24 shooting… including the last bucket… a lefty layup after burning Nique in the post. Final score:  Boston 118 – [...]

May 10, 2012 John - Red's Army Larry Bird, Look Back, Uncategorized 2

Ryan Hollins is actually contributing

Ryan Hollins is actually contributing

Doc Rivers has to play the guys who are making plays. And Hollins — no matter how out of control or wild he seems at times — is making lots of plays. [...] With Hollins, the good play that the C's are getting from him, could dry up at anytime so it's important that they [...]

May 9, 2012 John - Red's Army Celtics News, Ryan Hollins, Uncategorized 4