Celtics’ Kevin Garnett will be back next year

Boston Celtics’ power forward Kevin Garnett has hinted that his Game 7 loss to the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals may have been his final game but if anyone knows how much of a competitor Garnett is, then rest assure you will see him next year.

He will be playing for a fraction of the $21 million he made last season though which may actually be a good thing for the Celtics who will use the extra money to add more firepower around Garnett and his teammates.

Rajon Rondo replacing Kidd as the new triple-double king?

Over the course of his career Jason Kidd has been a stat machine. His 107 triple-doubles ranks him third all-time behind Oscar Robertson and Magic Johnson which puts him in some pretty lofty company to say the least. But with Jason Kidd now at the very tail end of his career, Boston Celtics’ point guard Rajon Rondo may be starting to cement himself as the league’s new triple-double king.

Apocalypse Now: last days for Boston Celtics’ big three?

Despite the team’s struggles and general manager Danny Ainges’ constant trade threats, the Boston Celtics were not able to pull the trigger on any trades before the trade deadline on Thursday.

Celtics foolish to trade Rajon Rondo

We know that the Boston Celtics are an old team. I mean really old, almost geriatric. And not only are they old but if you’ve seen them play this year they look old as well.

Celtics’ turnaround sparked by defense

The Boston Celtics have had their share of problems this season. Injuries have caused starters Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Rajon Rondo to miss games and the team seemed out of sync to start the season.

Danny Ainge: The Perfect Example of a Bad GM

You don’t trade away a Larry Bird. I’m sorry but that’s just ludicrous. You don’t trade Larry Legend under any circumstances just like you would never trade a Michael Jordan, a Tim Duncan or a Magic Johnson.

Ray Allen’s Still Got Game

One of the prettiest things in all of sports is the jump shot and none is prettier than the jumper shooting guard Ray Allen of the Boston Celtics possesses. His form is perfect and fluid. Allen seems to shoot the ball so effortlessly and accurately, it’s no wonder he has been in the league as long as he has.