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Gil Santos had connection to Celtics, in addition to Patriots
MILWAUKEE — When most fans of New England pro teams think of Gil Santos, they immediately associate him as the longtime voice of the New England Patriots. But once upon a time, many years ago, Santos — who passed away Thursday on his 80th birthday — was the television voice of the Boston...
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Wanna talk old? I was at this game: "We love ya, Couz!!!'
And I remember seeing you on TV at that game with a cane in your hand rooting for the green.
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uhhh...I grew up listening to Tommy and Johnny Most so...
Missed most of Most too. Iconic.
Well Johnny Most was radio (with Glenn Ordway for most of it).
Gorman's been doing Celtics TV for ~40 years now, when he was pulling double duty, doing the ESPN Big East games back in the day.
My bad, I've been out of the market since about that time so any C's broadcasts I watched have been national broadcasts or Bullets/Wizards games...and when I saw Tommy's name mentioned I thought we were talking about radio...
okay, so they won their last two effectively playing 2nd and 3rd unit guys. NOW we get to see how hungry they are, and if they end up plying the Heat I want a humiliating sweep. One of the biggest signs of maturity I've seen in this team is that they don't play to the level of the competition anymore, they're looking to crush your soul
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I just don't want to see another big lead blown. If they have an off game, I can put that down under "shit happens", as long as it's just a one-off. But this team, which is without question the most talented team in the league, has no business dropping 20 point leads.