Gary Washburn is an NBA reporter for the Boston Globe Technology. With a focus on the local basketball scene in Massachusetts, particularly the Boston Celtics, Gary provides in-depth analysis and coverage of the team's games, players, and performance. His articles highlight the team's strategies, player development, and the dynamics of the NBA as a whole.
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Gary's focus is heavily oriented towards local sports, particularly basketball and the NBA. He frequently covers evolving stories and seeks expert commentary on ongoing events related to the Celtics, Pistons, and NBA.
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By: Gary Washburn
T he road to his first NBA head coaching job was rewarding, frustrating, and arduous for Charles Lee
MILWAUKEE — It seemed the Celtics finally discovered their foundation after playing one of their worst halves of the season.
MILWAUKEE — Jaylen Brown's return to the Celtics' lineup after a four-game absence was filled with intrigue after separate incidents with Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo during Sunday's 113-107 win.
By: Gary Washburn
The Celtics group, which appeared to be a cinch when pairings were announced, is now difficult with the emergence of the Cavaliers, the league’s only undefeated team.
By: Gary Washburn
Keaton Wallace, a two-way contract guard playing in his 10th NBA game and making his first start, looked stunned as he dribbled unimpeded into the paint, seemingly waiting for resistance.
By: Gary Washburn
W hen J.B. Bickerstaff was fired shortly after the Cavaliers were eliminated by the Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifinals, it was considered stunning.
By: Gary Washburn
"I know what I’m capable of," Tatum said after his 3-pointer at the buzzer in overtime lifted the Celtics over the Raptors.
By: Gary Washburn
The floor will feature three shades of green, the ball will be slightly different and the stakes will be higher than a normal regular-season game.
By: Gary Washburn
There is a reason the Celtics take the cautious approach with Al Horford, preserving the 38-year-old center throughout his 18th NBA season, limiting
By: Gary Washburn
WASHINGTON — There was a 70 percent chance of rain in downtown Washington on Thursday, but the weather held up beautifully at the White House as
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