Chad Finn

Don't know about you, but I choose to think of the assorted annoying plot twists and eventual outcome of Game 2 of the Celtics' first-round series with the Heat as an aberration.

It must have been so strange for Bill Belichick to not be in a war room after 50 seasons coaching in the NFL and 24 in charge of the Patriots.

Just. Do. That. Just play like that, the way the Celtics did without ever allowing their intensity to wane in their wire-to-wire 104-84

CBS Sports announced that Matt Ryan will join its NFL Today studio show for the 2024 season.

The change marks the end of an era at CBS, as Simms and Esiason had been at the network for decades.

This cannot be forgotten in the haze of the troubling news and fear of further bad news to come.

Boston can buy itself some much-needed time to heal by dispatching the Heat in Game 5 and maximizing the chance of a Kristaps Porzingis return.

The Celtics did what they had to do in Game 4, but the injuries make it imperative that this series ends Wednesday.

With toughness and focus, the Celtics aced their first test of the postseason and won the series in five games.

To say that Jack Edwards was more prone to soliloquy than Mike Gorman would probably stand as the most blatant understatement in the 15 years my byline has been on this column.