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Pierce Should be Able to Retire in Boston

Posted on January 28, 2013 by Brendan Galella

The loss of Rajon Rondo for the rest of the season may have forced the aging Celtics into rebuilding sooner than anticipated. Only the departure of Paul Pierce shouldn’t become a part of the plan. The definition of loyalty in … Continue reading →

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Rondo Out Indefinitely with Torn ACL

Posted on January 27, 2013 by Brendan Galella

Sunday’s double overtime victory over Miami to snap a season long six game losing streak came with a brief celebration for Boston. Any momentum the Celtics were hoping to carry over from the game will have to be done without … Continue reading →

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Defensive Edge Gone in Boston

Posted on January 1, 2013 by Brendan Galella

Boston is hoping to start the new year with some defensive intensity. Ever since the arrival of Kevin Garnett in 2007, the Celtics have shut down opponents, ranking in the top-5 in fewest points allowed each season and never surrendering … Continue reading →

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Rajon Rondo: A Passing Savant

Posted on November 17, 2012 by Brendan Galella

The only way Rajon Rondo could be prevented from continuing is NBA record was leaving midway through the third quarter. Before twisting his right ankle against the Jazz, Rondo found Paul Pierce for an open look behind the 3-point arc, marking the … Continue reading →

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Rapid Reactions: Opening Night

Posted on October 31, 2012 by Ian Daley -- @idaley80

The NBA season tipped-off last night with three games, including TNT’s first nationally televised doubleheader, and Shattertheglass.com is here to give you the Good, the Bad and the suit that Craig Sager was wearing, including: Charles Barkley elaborates on what … Continue reading →

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2012 Season Preview- Atlantic Division

Posted on October 20, 2012 by Brendan Galella

The transformation of the Nets franchise finally begins November 1st. Its new home, the Barclays Center in Brooklyn is finally unveiled for a regular season contest, against New York, with a revamped roster and the most important ingredient entering this: … Continue reading →

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Celtics Hoping Terry is Missing Piece

Posted on September 6, 2012 by Brendan Galella

Jason Terry is hoping to once again turn a tattoo into reality. After signing a three-year $15 million deal to join the Celtics, Terry once again hopes that a depiction on his arm will result in a championship. Two years … Continue reading →

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Resilient Celtics Move Closer to Finals

Posted on June 6, 2012 by Brendan Galella

Paul Pierce was left alone with the ball on the perimeter just glaring the MVP in the face. Boston was leading by one point with 60 seconds remaining in a pivotal Game 5 and once again turned to its small … Continue reading →

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Celtics Hang On in Overtime to Tie Series

Posted on June 4, 2012 by Brendan Galella

One shot changed everything in the Eastern Conference finals. Miami was trailing 93-91 with the clock winding down in overtime, Dwyane Wade started with a pump fake, sending his defender out of the picture and launched an uncontested 3-pointer. 

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Boston Claims Game 3 With Team Effort

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Brendan Galella

The Celtics needed a victory and this time, each of its stars delivered. After relying heavily on Rajon Rondo in Game 2, to the point where he couldn’t be taken off the court even though the game went into overtime, … Continue reading →

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