Tom Westerholm is a reporter at Heavy Sports. He specializes in covering team sports, with a particular focus on UMass men’s basketball and the NBA. His work has been featured in The Boston Globe, Heavy Sports, and Boston.com.
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Tom Westerholm's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly basketball and the Boston Celtics. He seems to prioritize breaking news, evolving stories, and event coverage related to games and player performances.
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By: Tom Westerholm
Neemias Queta made a case for Most Improved as the Celtics pulled away from the Raptors on Sunday.
By: Tom Westerholm
Jayson Tatum cleared the hurdle, but the Knicks defeated the Celtics for the third time in the regular season.
By: Tom Westerholm
Scheierman caught an incredible hot streak in the third quarter, which electrified a TD Garden crowd that showed up despite the lack of star power on display.
By: Tom Westerholm
As the seconds wound down on the Celtics' blowout win, fans serenaded the players with a chant of “We want Boston! We want Boston!" in a jab at Sixers fans.
By: Tom Westerholm
Jaylen Brown mentioned Edgecombe by name three times unprompted as he explained what went wrong for the Celtics.
By: Tom Westerholm
Tatum and Jaylen Brown each posted 25 points in what felt like a must-win game for Boston.
By: Tom Westerholm
“The amount of fans we have, how well they travel, it's just something I've been fortunate enough to experience my entire career,” Jayson Tatum said. “We understand it's not like that everywhere, so it's great to be a part of.”
By: Tom Westerholm
“We were just a little lackadaisical at times when we could have put them away." By Tom Westerholm 7 minutes to read
Jayson Tatum left Thursday's game and did not return, though he says he isn't overly concerned.
By: Tom Westerholm
Embiid outmatched Boston in the paint once again, finishing Saturday's game with 34 points.
