The Celtics have had the most consistent ownership group in Boston sports over the past two decades. I'll be sorry to see them transition out.
Probably checked for loose change under the couch cushions.Celtics have been sold! 6.1 billion!!
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Even you have to be impressed they're winning these games with these load management lineups.
Scheierman is getting a lot of minutes. They have some flexibility in their playoff lineups this year. It's not just 5+ Horford, Hauser, and Pritchard. That's the core, but they could stretch to 9 or even 10 if they need to.Even you have to be impressed they're winning these games with these load management lineups.
That's 14 out of 15 with the load-management-that-isn't-load-management.Horford 2nite. His whole career just snuck up on us. Excellent game.
I have. I am really enjoying it.Has anyone else been watching Celtics City on HBO?
I have not been watching entire games as of late but I turned on the Spurs game the other day and was surprised to see Tatum, Brown, Porzingis, Holiday, and White all on the floor together at the same time. Gave me the warm and fuzzies. They did sit Horford and Pritchard in that game but all 5 starters reached double-digits, as did Kornet and Hauser.This team has really shifted into playoff mode. That said, I'm moderately concerned that their only recent losses have been to the Cavs and OKC. They should shift out of load management mode for at least the last 5 games.
It's been good to see them getting a handle on who can be in the playoff rotation if necessary. We knew the starting 5, plus Pritchard, Hauser, and Horford. Looks like Scheierman and/or Kornet could get minutes if necessary (or if a blowout makes it possible.
The load management has also made for some interesting lineups. I didn't hate Horford and Porzingas with Brown, Jrue, and White. Also, Pritchard and Scheierman had good chemistry together as a backcourt.
The first series or two should still be warm ups for this team. I don't see any potential surprises there that should threaten either the Celtics or the Cavs.
32 road wins equals the franchise record as well, and they've still got 2 more.6-0 road trip...1st time in Celtics history.
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I think the Pacers could surprise the Cavs in R2.The first series or two should still be warm ups for this team. I don't see any potential surprises there that should threaten either the Celtics or the Cavs.
Shut your damn mouth!With the Bruins out of the playoff picture this year I've been watching as many Celtics games as I can and this last road stretch was pretty impressive considering how much they are resting their key players. The only thing I'm worried about is how long will it be before Porzingis is injured again.