Souichi Terada is a Celtics beat writer for MassLive.com, covering the team's games, player interviews, and providing analysis on their performance. With experience writing for various publications, including the New Hampshire Union Leader and The Keene Sentinel, Souichi brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to his coverage of the Boston Celtics.
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The Celtics saw their momentum stunted in the fourth quarter in the Bulls loss on some controversial technical fouls.
By: Souichi Terada, Sterada
Jaylen Brown said it's been a long week after reports surfaced of a home break-in where his mom lives.
BOSTON — The Celtics were nearly at full strength when they took on the Bulls on Thursday, though they were down one rotation player in Sam Hauser . So, naturally, there would be some extra minutes to go for a reserve player.
By: Souichi Terada
The Celtics will be near full strength as they look to get some revenge against the Bulls. Only Sam Hauser (low back spasms) is listed on the C's injury report as he's questionable for the 8 p.m.
There were plenty of frustrations after the Celtics lost to the Bulls on their home court Thursday, and afterwards, C's coach Joe Mazzulla has picked up a fine from that game.
By: Souichi Terada, Sterada
Jayson Tatum was clearly the best player on the court as he made nine 3-pointers as part of his triple-double against the Bulls.
| The disbelief started to set in with the crowd, but it was obvious Jayson Tatum was having one of those nights.
Kristaps Porzingis has been back on the court for the Celtics for already nearly a month now. But at this point, he said he still doesn't quite feel 100% like himself.
When Jayson Tatum has it going, it's clear to everyone in the stadium. In some ways, all fans, teammates and even opponents can do is watch as he elevates his game to startling heights.
Moe Wagner was in the middle of a breakout season, but his season will come to a premature end.
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