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
Everything you need to know about the Celtics loss to the Hawks, with BSJ insight and analysis. IN A NUTSHELL
By: John Karalis
Things haven't been much fun over the past month or so for the Celtics. There's no need to recap all the causes for their indigestion, we all know what they are. They spent the first month-plus of this season as Ferris Bueller, confidently doing whatever they wanted and getting away with everything. They have since turned into Cameron Frye, unsure of themselves and alternating between deciding to play good basketball or not play at all.
By: John Karalis
Jaylen Brown was asked if he thought mixing up the rotations so he could play more of the first quarter helped him against Golden State.
By: John Karalis
Let's split the back-to-back with a Q&A. Hopefully it's full of happy thoughts after a win in Los Angles tonight.
By: John Karalis
Things were great against Golden State, even with all their injuries. The Clippers are also very shorthanded, so even if the Celtics sit Holiday and one of their bigs, this should be a game where, if they keep up their energy and execution, the Celtics should be able to build an early lead and extend it throughout the game.
By: John Karalis
The world works in funny ways sometimes. If Jrue Holiday had been available, he might have drawn the defensive assignment on Kevin Porter
By: John Karalis
Everything you need to know about the Celtics win over the Clippers, with BSJ insight and analysis. IN A NUTSHELL
By: John Karalis
The Lakers are not a great defensive team, allowing the fifth-highest opponent field goal percentage in the league and 11th-worst opponent 3-point percentage. They are sixth-worst in assists allowed, all of which means that a little ball movement will go a long way. Boston's offense can soar if they put in some effort.
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By: John Karalis
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