2022 NBA Finals: Boston Celtics vs. Golden State Warriors
June 1, 2022
The ships have anchored and we now sit at the bay of the 2022 NBA Finals.
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The ships have anchored and we now sit at the bay of the 2022 NBA Finals.
In an exciting and interesting second round of the NBA postseason, some players stepped up in a big way while others were forced to say “Well, I was having a bad day.”
The NBA playoffs have been a thriller and we now boil down to just four remaining teams.
The Milwaukee Bucks are one of the heavy favorites to come out of the Eastern Conference.
The Eastern Conference’s second round tips off Sunday, with a huge semifinal matchup between Boston and the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Boston Celtics have seen a drastic change in play in the second half of their season. From the team struggling to stay above the .500 mark to a team that is now considered a title contender.
Within the last week, NBA analysts and long-time experts have argued that the Celtics have a real shot to make the finals.
It’s time to set your All-Star Weekend hangover aside and make way for another week of basketball. Perhaps the biggest thing to watch out for is the possible sluggish re-start that everyone will be going through.
The NBA trade deadline is officially over, and the Boston Celtics have made their final moves until the buyout period. President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens was very busy these past few days. As the team saw two major moves right before the deadline.
The Boston Celtics just made their first trade of the season.
In recent news, Portland Trail Blazers Damian Lillard has voiced his concerns with the team. Portland is currently 11-15 in the Western Conference, and additionally dead last in the league defensively.
Thanksgiving is the holiday where you share thanks and gratitude for what you have in life. The Boston Celtics are one of the best franchises in the NBA with historical value and this season is no different as they continue to bring happiness to their fans and community. Here is what we are thankful for from the Celtics organization.
The ships have anchored and we now sit at the bay of the 2022 NBA Finals.
In an exciting and interesting second round of the NBA postseason, some players stepped up in a big way while others were forced to say “Well, I was having a bad day.”
The NBA playoffs have been a thriller and we now boil down to just four remaining teams.
The Milwaukee Bucks are one of the heavy favorites to come out of the Eastern Conference.
The Eastern Conference’s second round tips off Sunday, with a huge semifinal matchup between Boston and the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Boston Celtics have seen a drastic change in play in the second half of their season. From the team struggling to stay above the .500 mark to a team that is now considered a title contender.
Within the last week, NBA analysts and long-time experts have argued that the Celtics have a real shot to make the finals.
It’s time to set your All-Star Weekend hangover aside and make way for another week of basketball. Perhaps the biggest thing to watch out for is the possible sluggish re-start that everyone will be going through.
The NBA trade deadline is officially over, and the Boston Celtics have made their final moves until the buyout period. President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens was very busy these past few days. As the team saw two major moves right before the deadline.
The Boston Celtics just made their first trade of the season.
In recent news, Portland Trail Blazers Damian Lillard has voiced his concerns with the team. Portland is currently 11-15 in the Western Conference, and additionally dead last in the league defensively.
Thanksgiving is the holiday where you share thanks and gratitude for what you have in life. The Boston Celtics are one of the best franchises in the NBA with historical value and this season is no different as they continue to bring happiness to their fans and community. Here is what we are thankful for from the Celtics organization.
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