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Isaiah Thomas loves Boston & we love him right back

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Isaiah Thomas penned a Player’s Tribune piece about his trade to Boston and falling in love with the city. It is full of great passages that you will read over and over again as your green blood races through your body and fills it with Boston pride.

This is just a little bit… from last year’s lost to the Cavs.

I’ll admit, it took us a while to find the silver linings in getting swept. We still lost four straight, and that’s tough to stomach. But when we were walking off the court at the Garden after Game 4, something happened that I had never seen before, anywhere.

The Boston fans got on their feet and started chanting, “Let’s go, Celtics!

They gave their team, who had just been swept, a standing ovation.

At that moment, I knew that this city was like no other. Even though the season was over, it felt like we were starting something.

Yeah, you just got tingles, right? I know it because I just did too, and I’ve read it a few times.

Go read the whole thing. You won’t be able to sleep tonight. You’ll be dying for 7pm Saturday, lamenting the earth’s rotation for not getting us there faster. You’ll want to buy Isaiah Thomas #4 jerseys for yourself and all your friends and family.

Isaiah Thomas loves Boston, and we love you right back!

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  • tvor03

    Reminds me of Game 6 of the 2012 ECF. Lebron and the Heat torched the Celtics and yet the fans ended the game chanting “Let’s go Celtics”. Ray Allen said they were the greatest fans he’s ever played in front of.

    • Curt Hays

      Don’t forget, they started chanting that with about 3 minutes left in the game. And they never stopped.

    • forever_green

      Also known as The game that should of never happened C’s had game 2, but the officials happened!
      https://youtu.be/RU3s8lwnGXE

      • Pete

        that was surely not the only play too.. that game still burns me up.

      • Mike C

        After the Lakers vs Kings series in 2002, this was the most blatantly lopsided officiated series I have ever witnessed. Literally a hundred calls in favor of the Heat during these 7 games. Rondo gets tackled on a drive to the hoop by wade in the final minute of game seven and no call. I’ll never forget this series till the day I die. Atrocious!!

      • KGino

        To this day, the worst officiated game I’ve ever seen. Still leaves a bad taste in my mouth

    • Dave

      Ugh and then Ray left town and all the dominoes fell shortly after.

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  • Dave

    Beautiful read, I hope any player that is possibly intrigued in coming here have a good read of that and take a better at themselves and their position with their current team.

  • Celtic Bro

    I love how this organization is able to build a team with players that play with the utmost passion, desire, intensity, and grit. This organization is like non other in that regard.

    • eddysamson

      Gotta give Ainge + Stevens credit here. Ainge played with that type of player and won big when he was a player. Stevens had to have that type of player to do what he did at Butler. The two of them together seem like they can just smell those qualities in players and bring them out to the fullest.

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  • Mike C

    The thing I’ve enjoyed most this season watching Isaiah, is his competitiveness & the chip on his shoulder when people tell him he cant do something. He definitely has that inner fire that Celtics legends Bird & KG had. Just like they were during their careers Thomas isn’t afraid to be matched up against any player in the league.
    Jerry Maguire/Rod Tidwell Quote: “I’m all heart MF!

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