We keep hearing rumors that Rajon Rondo is on the trade block — it had been for Chris Paul but the Celtics will listen to other offers, too. They are not going to move him for just anyone, but he’s not the easiest player to get along with and Boston is keeping its options open.…
THE 'F' IN 'FUNDAMENTALS'
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December 28, 2011
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December 29, 2011
In the wake of Russell Westbrook having a spat with Kevin Durant while at the same time the Boston Celtics are off to an 0-3 start, there’s been all sports of buzz on the Internet and talk radio about a Westbrook for Rajon Rondo trade. Stop it. Let it go. It doesn’t work. And it’s…
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December 28, 2011
The NBA season is finally, thankfully underway, and despite an 0-2 start the Celtics look to be in the thick of things all year long. With all the offseason talk about Rajon Rondo's future with the team, worries about Paul Pierce's ankle and whether Kevin Garnett and the rest of the C's will be able to withstand the demands of the compacted 66-game schedule, the future...
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December 29, 2011
When it came to barring Chris Paul from joining the Lakers, David Stern had it all wrong, says Carmelo Anthony. Unlike the NBA commissioner, who prevented Paul from going to the Lakers in a trade three weeks ago, the Knicks’ superstar believes it would have benefited everyone had Paul wound up playing in the same backcourt with Kobe Bryant.
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December 28, 2011
No Chris Paul, no problem.
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December 29, 2011
NEW ORLEANS -- Jarrett Jack's first regular-season start since the Chris Paul trade was more than good enough for the New Orleans Hornets. Jack had 21 points and nine assists in his season debut, and New Orleans dominated in its home opener, beating the winless Boston Celtics 97-78 on Wednesday night. The Celtics are 0-3 for the first time since 2006-07, the season before they...
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December 30, 2011
by Kyle Stack / @KyleStack
Nearly a week into this crazy 66-game NBA season and already there is unpredictability bursting out everywhere. The Dallas Mavericks 0-3? New Orleans 2-0? Portland still trudging forward at 3-0, despite another Greg Oden-less season? Boris Diaw averaging a near triple-double?
As this comes out on a Friday, surely many of the achievements so far will gain...
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December 28, 2011
Faithful television-watching basketball fans have long known that TNT play-by-play announcer Kevin Harlan is kind of a crazy person. To be fair, he is arguably our favorite kind of crazy person — the kind who legitimately seems very happy to be calling games, who describes the action on the floor well and accurately without being dry, and who knows how to meet big moments with...
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