Adam Himmelsbach is a Boston Celtics beat writer at The Boston Globe. He focuses on basketball and competitive sports, covering themes such as professional sports and the sports business, while also touching on general assignment news and government and politics. Adam has been featured in Boston.com, NewsBreak, and the Boston Globe Technology.
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By: Adam Himmelsbach
Boston is continuing to play .500 basketball over this strange stretch.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
Kerr's Warriors repeated as champions in 2017 and ’18, and no team has done it since. “I wouldn’t worry about the Celtics if I were one of their fans,” Kerr said.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
In San Francisco, the first of four stops on Western Conference swing, the Celtics led by 15 at the half and never looked back.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
SAN FRANCISCO — The Celtics' 125-85 demolition of the Warriors on Monday allowed coach Joe Mazzulla to empty his bench for much of the fourth quarter and give opportunities to players who rarely get them.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
LOS ANGELES — For most of this season Jayson Tatum played the entire first and third quarters and sat out for a few minutes at the start of the second and fourth.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
LOS ANGELES — The Clippers are in a grueling stretch that includes four games in five days, so they appeared to essentially concede Wednesday's game
By: Adam Himmelsbach
Holiday still has family in the area and is exploring more ways to help people overcome the devastation.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
LOS ANGELES — By failing to put away the Clippers in regulation Wednesday night, the Celtics ended up putting some high mileage on their stars on the first night of a back-to-back set.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
DALLAS ― In September 2022, Lakers coach JJ Redick , who had spent his final NBA season with the Mavericks one year earlier, went to Old Sandwich Golf Club to play a round at his close friend's birthday celebration.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
DALLAS ― The last time the Celtics walked off the American Airlines Center floor, they held a commanding 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals and were headed home to put the final touches on their championship.
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