John Karalis is a Celtics Beat Writer for Boston Sports Journal, LLC. He covers all things Celtics, providing in-depth analysis, game reports, and live Q&A sessions. His work has also appeared in Yardbarker, showcasing his expertise and passion for the Boston Celtics.
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By: John Karalis
The Wizards are already bad and they're missing half their team to injury. That's a recipe for a good team to slack on the finer points because they don't feel they're necessary to win. If the Celtics are disciplined defensively and they make all the right reads, they can turn this into a blowout early.
By: John Karalis
Bilal Coulibaly started hot from 3, so the game was close until Jayson Tatum fueled a 10-0 run to close the first quarter. Boston built a 21-point lead early in the second as the run grew to 28-8, but a late Wizards run made it 15 at halftime. They managed to cut it to 10 during an uninspired third quarter, but Payton Pritchard helped turn things around and build the lead back up to 19. Washington did nothing to threaten the lead in the fourth.
By: John Karalis
Jordan Poole brought the ball over halfcourt a few minutes into the second quarter and squared off against Payton Pritchard . He tried one thing, then another, and another but he couldn't shake Pritchard.
By: John Karalis
Let's start with this: The ratings system is antiquated. Measuring how many people watch games on TV isn't the be-all, end-all determining factor in whether the league is popular. Of course, it IS a determining factor in how much money these major networks are willing to shell out for the rights to these games.
By: John Karalis
The Celtics can't let Vucevic have a hot stretch like they did last time. The ball has to find a lesser shooter more often than not. If Ayo Dosunmu torches you from 3, so be it. Boston has to be aware of who has the ball and who's open and react accordingly.
By: John Karalis
Everything you need to know about the Celtics loss to the Bulls, with BSJ insight and analysis IN A NUTSHELL
By: John Karalis
The Celtics haven't always been at their best this season, but it hasn't cost them much.
By: John Karalis
The Bulls have taken 50+ 3-pointers twice so far against the Celtics. They have eliminated the math advantage Boston holds over just about every other team in the league. Maybe they're just this year's thorn in the side of a good team (every great team has some kind of mediocre/bad nemesis), but the Celtics need to step up their defense just to send the message out there that 3-point volume isn't always going to work.
By: John Karalis
Everything you need to know about the Celtics win over the Bulls, with BSJ insight and analysis IN A NUTSHELL
By: John Karalis
Tatum managed to do all of it in every way in Chicago, scoring 43 points on 24 shots while dishing 10 assists and clearing 16 rebounds. No one in all of Boston's incredible history has put up a 40/15/10 triple-double. And while 12 players in NBA history have done it, Tatum is the only one to do it in less than 36 minutes of playing time.
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