Brandon Bass will be out tonight and possibly until the All-Star break due to a sore knee that swelled up after Toronto’s shellacking of the Celtics Friday night. Doc Rivers said he will be out 10 days to two weeks because of the knee that kept him out of the win over the Grizzlies a [...]
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February 13, 2012
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The Celtics will be without Brandon Bass for the next 10 to 14 days because of knee inflammation.
Bass felt soreness after Boston’s loss in Toronto on Friday night and Doc Rivers learned the extent of the injury on Sunday morning when he received a call from doctor Ed Lacerte. Bass missed the Feb. 5th game against Memphis because of issues with his right knee felt against...
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February 12, 2012
The Celtics' frontcourt continues to experience setbacks. This time, it's Brandon Bass who will be forced to miss some time for the C's. The team announced on Sunday that Bass will miss 10-14 days with inflammation in his ailing right knee, which comes on the heels of an injury he originally suffered during the Celtics' Feb. 3 contest against the Knicks. Bass missed...
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February 13, 2012
ESPNBoston.com’s Chris Forsberg is reporting that Boston Celtics forward Brandon Bass will miss anywhere from 10-14 days with inflammation in his right knee. Bass is definitely the Celtics’ top bench player and now Boston will be without a top big man coming off their bench.
The news comes as a surprise to coach Doc Rivers who saw Bass play in three games last week....
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February 13, 2012
The bad news for the Boston Celtics is Brandon Bass is out injured for about seven to as many as fourteen days with inflammation in the knee that he banged up against the Knicks on February 3rd. This type of injury would normally cripple a team for a little while. Bass has been the Celtics top performer off the bench. He has given them a guy that can hit the open fifteen foot jump...
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February 13, 2012
Boston Celtics forward Brandon Bass will miss the next 10 to 14 days with inflammation in his right knee.
Coach Doc Rivers revealed the news prior to Sunday's victory over the Chicago Bulls.
Bass, who is the team's top reserve, was able to play in three games last week before being sidelined.
Bass is averaging 11.6 points and 6.1 rebounds this season.
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February 12, 2012
There are multiple reports out ther about injuries re-shaping todays game. Here it is in a nutshell:
Derrick Rose (back) is out today
Jermaine O'Neal (shoulder) is out today and is day-to-day
Brandon Bass (knee) is out at least a week, probably 10 days
Keyon Dooling (hip) and Avery Bradley (shoulder) are active
I'm hoping Doc laid some smack down and informed...
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February 13, 2012
Brandon Bass felt soreness after Boston's loss in Toronto on Friday night.
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February 14, 2012
Twitter / @scott_souza: Summary, Brandon Bass out ... via kwout
I remember them saying KG was grabbing at his hip during the Bulls game, and it turns out that he's having some problem with his hip flexor. So KG's doubtful for tomorrow.
Mickael Pietrus is having a knee issue. I'm not sure what that's about. Keyon Dooling's problem is that he'...
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February 13, 2012
Turns out that Brandon Bass’ right knee isn’t ready for game action, which comes as a surprise to his coach Doc Rivers. From the Boston Herald: “Brandon Bass, despite swelling in his right knee, returned for three games last week after missing only one game – Feb. 5 against Memphis. It now appears the Celtics forward may have rushed himself. [...] ‘The...
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February 12, 2012
The Boston Celtics traveled to Toronto, following the disappointing overtime loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night. From past experience, Celtics fans would have thought that the Raptors would be the perfect recipe for avenging there heart breaking, OT loss, to the Lakers. Not so fast. The Cs showed up in Toronto looking [...]
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February 11, 2012
The last two days have demonstrated a clear issue for Celtics head coach Doc Rivers. The Boston Celtics played a very emotionally and physically draining game against the Lakers on Thursday in Boston. Both teams played hard for not only an entire forty eight minutes, but an additional five minutes as well for the overtime. In the end the Lakers managed to squeak out with a one point...
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February 14, 2012
Had the tirade been directed his way, Glen Davis might have cried. Robert Horry might have thrown a towel. DeMarcus Cousins might have taken the pacifier out of his mouth, asked his mother to stop breast-feeding him and then threatened to throw knuckles.*But when Doc Rivers ran onto the court with his eyes bulging, neck pulsating and a vein popping from the middle of his forehead...
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February 11, 2012
There are clunkers, and then there are games like the Celtics played on Friday night.
Of course, I'm giving the Celtics credit by saying that they actually "played" the Toronto Raptors. I think some more realistic terms would be "walked through," "forgot to attend" and "were in a coma for."
I've seen more energy and aggressiveness...
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February 11, 2012
With about four minutes left in the game last night, Doc Rivers put his hands on his knees, crouched down, and clapped loudly for his team to play defense, as if he were coaching his son Spencer’s high school team.
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