Steve Hewitt is a Celtics beat writer for the Boston Herald, covering college hoops and more. With a background in sports journalism, Steve provides in-depth coverage of the Boston Celtics, including game recaps, player updates, and analysis. He is also a marathon runner and an alumnus of both MDCollegian and UMassAmherst.
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Steve focuses on local sports coverage, particularly basketball and the Boston Celtics. His articles mainly cover evolving stories and event recaps, making him likely to be interested in current developments within the team or game analysis.
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By: Steve Hewitt
Gorman set to retire after 43-year run There came a time in Mike Gorman's childhood, when he was growing up in Dorchester, that he had to
By: Steve Hewitt
Walsh reflects on first pro season Jordan Walsh was somewhat confused. Before Sunday's regular-season finale, the Celtics rookie was meeting with coaches to go over scouting reports.
There came a time in Mike Gorman’s childhood, growing up in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood, that he had to make a decision on whether he wanted to play basketball or hockey.
By: Steve Hewitt
There came a time in Mike Gorman's childhood, growing up in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood, that he had to make a decision on whether he wanted to play basketball or hockey. As he became fond of the Celtics, he chose basketball.
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By: Steve Hewitt
The Celtics face the Heat in the first round in a juicy rematch of last season’s Eastern Conference Finals. Here are five things to watch.
Boston added key pieces and Miami is dealing with injuries heading into their first-round matchup, but history tells the Celtics they can't look past this series.
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