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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By: Gary Washburn
The Celtics' playoff path isn't all that much clearer on the day after the regular season than it was on Sunday.
By: Gary Washburn
MIAMI — It was inevitable, this matchup. For the Celtics to reach their ultimate goal, they were eventually going to have to go through the rival Heat. And now it's a certainty.
By: Gary Washburn
The Celtics have what it takes to get back to the Finals for the second time in three years, but they will be tested over the next few weeks, and those tests will serve as challenges to their team concept.
By: Gary Washburn
Jaime Jaquez Jr. caught the Celtics a step slow on defense and completed an easy layup in another Heat mini run, the latest message that they would
By: Gary Washburn
This story originally appeared in Sunday Basketball Notes. Read the rest here.
By: Gary Washburn
The Celtics had to know this was coming, right? They knew the only way the Miami Heat would be able to win Game 2 was by living behind the 3-point line, going completely out of character and taking their chances.
By: Gary Washburn
T he Lakers thought it was a preposterous idea to intentionally lose their play-in game against the Pelicans to avoid having to play the defending champion Nuggets.
By: Gary Washburn
MIAMI — Kristaps Porzingis locked in on Jaime Jaquez Jr. as the Miami rookie dribbled toward the 3-point line ready to launch a long-range shot.
By: Gary Washburn
MIAMI — The smallest man on the court stood up tall when the Celtics needed his toughness.
By: Gary Washburn
MIAMI — What Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens did when he modified the roster last summer was not only give the club more of a championship brand, but also empower players such as Derrick White to emerge.
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