Bobby Krivitsky is a Boston Celtics reporter who covers the team for various publications including Yardbarker, The Wichita Eagle, The Island Packet, The Charlotte Observer, and Belleville News-Democrat. With a wide range of experience in sports journalism, Bobby provides in-depth coverage of the Celtics' games, player updates, and team analysis.
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By: Bobby Krivitsky
In the final minute of the Celtics' Game 1 win over the Heat, Caleb Martin, pursuing a Bam Adebayo missed jump shot, came crashing into Jayson Tatum. The collision resulted in a hard fall braced by the parquet as the star forward landed on his back.
In this story: Joe Mazzulla Luke Kornet Boston Celtics Miami Heat On Wednesday night at TD Garden, the Boston Celtics aim to take a commanding 2-0 lead in their first-round series against the Miami Heat.
By: Bobby Krivitsky
Three years in, Brad Stevens has yet to make a first-round pick since succeeding Danny Ainge as the Boston Celtics' president of basketball operations. Perhaps
By: Bobby Krivitsky
The Miami Heat were the more physical team on Wednesday night at TD Garden. They also flipped the script from Game 1, outshooting the Celtics from beyond the arc to help even the series at one.
By: Bobby Krivitsky
Despite a roster that's not considered to have many shooters that instill fear into the opposition, the Heat buried a franchise record 23 threes in their Game 2 win over the Celtics.
By: Bobby Krivitsky
Kristaps Porzingis went 1/9 in Game 2, missed all four of his attempts from beyond the arc, and was primarily -- though not solely -- responsible for many of his team's 13 turnovers in the Celtics' Game 2 loss to the Heat.
The Pelicans have reached a new deal with a former Boston Celtic, who is a career 45.1% shooter from three-point range.
By: Bobby Krivitsky
Kristaps Porzingis followed up his worst performance with the Celtics with 18 points and impactful defense, including two blocks. He also grabbed five rebounds in Boston's Game 3 win over the Heat.
Already missing Jimmy Butler, Terry Rozier, and Josh Richardson, the Heat welcome back a key rotation member for Game 4 against the Boston Celtics.
By: Bobby Krivitsky
Derrick White delivered a career-high 38 points on 8/15 (53.3%) shooting from beyond the arc, leading the Celtics to a Game 4 win over the Heat that has Miami on the brink of elimination.
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