Like next year I'll be back to rooting for the Pacers but since that's not an option
If y'all are one of those bandwagon-hating subs I'll just politely leave :)
thx
Most Field Goals Made In The 2025-26 NBA Regular Season :
Jaylen Brown — 736
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander — 731
Kevin Durant — 716
Tyrese Maxey — 694
Luka Doncic — 693
Jalen Brunson — 689
Donovan Mitchell — 678
Jamal Murray — 657
Nikola Jokic — 644
Kawhi Leonard — 635
That 2018 LeBron was so crazy he was the main man and unit on the cavs. After my glorious 6 foot 8 light skin JT dunked on him I saw his face that was the point of no return. LeBron is fucking insane he’s why we lost in 2018 no one else just him we could’ve tripled him and still lost in game 7 when he got the dagger with the foul goaltend and one I knew that wasn’t human.
1 PM ET, Amaz, [5] Toronto Raptors at [4] Cleveland Cavaliers, Line: CLE -7.5
3:30 PM ET, Amaz, [6] Minnesota Timberwolves at [3] Denver Nuggets, Line: DEN -6.5
6 PM ET, Amaz, [6] Atlanta Hawks at [3] New York Knickerbottlers, Line: NYK -5.5
8:30 PM ET, ABC, [5] Houston Rockets at [4] Los Angeles Fakers, Line: HOU -5.5
He was obviously quite rusty coming out of his injury, do we think he’ll play more or less minutes as the playoffs go on? Maybe in the first round Mazulla will give him normal rotation time, evaluate his performance, then adjust accordingly? In his current state is he the clear second option big?
I was just checking our former players' stats and I was shocked when I found out that Luke Kornet of all guys used to score 3 point shots in a reliable percentage on a decent volume.
His first year with the Knicks
He made 28/79 3's on 35.4%
Then in his second year with Knicks
He made 70/193 3's on 36.3%
He made 31/108 on 28.7% the following year, then 15/59 on 25.4% the next
then became a rare shooter.
I remember him making those threes for us during 21 year but I didn't know about his Knicks volume and %
It amazes me how such a good shooter for his size, squad ranking and position was making 3s in a good level then suddenly stopped and became a 'dog' type of player.
Enlighten me if I missed something.
We all know OKC will be in the finals. So I’m rooting for the Celtics to beat them in 4.
As someone who’s pro Al-Horford and was deeply saddened when he left us. I came to terms that his departure benefitted the team greatly. Queta had what I would call a Most improved player year. Brad Steven’s eye for talent is impeccable. Wasn’t a fan of Garza at 1st but he’s definitely stepped it up and players hard every game. We also have Vuc who I can’t say I’m sold on just yet. I think the emergence of Queta and Garza has propelled the team’s success even more.
Hopefully Horford can came back as a Celtic Vet to give the young guys some advice before hanging the jersey up.
I have YouTube TV and always record every NBA game I can. I watch all Celtics games and some other teams depending on what we get on national channels. Then in the playoffs I record and watch every game.
But the games on prime today, I cannot find any way to watch them now! Am I missing something? I hate this!! I'm going to be on a plane for two Celtics games in round 1 and I don't know if I'll be able to stream them on prime from the air. But I won't be able to watch them when I get to the hotel either??
Tried to post this on r/nba and it got removed immediately 😩
For those that don't remember, the 2022 playoff run was all about revenge. Celtics faced the 3 teams that had kicked them out of the playoffs in the rounds they were kicked out:
This year, we could face the 3 teams that beat us to start the year 0-3, in the order they beat us:
Anyway, just wanted to share a trip down memory lane and an interesting wrinkle that could happen on our way to Banner 19!!