Author: @korianasez

Celtics Win Streak Indicative Of Promising Future

THE CELTICS ARE ON A SIX GAME WINNING STREAK The Celtics are on a six game winning streak, after defeating the Sacramento Kings at TD last night. Could this be an indication of a very promising future? There are many factors that are promising. The Celtics are now 6-2, and have moved into the first spot in the Eastern Conference. Incredibly, the whole team has stepped up after the fall of Gordon Hayward. DON’T COUNT THIS TEAM OUT JUST BECAUSE THEY’RE YOUNG Don’t count this team out just because they’re young. You have to remember that those youngsters stepping up have so much talent. They are plugging away at being effective and productive. Coach Stevens’ player rotation is outstanding, and gives the rookies minutes to develop. Team chemistry has formed this young talented team into an undeniable, viable contender. They possess a legit standing in their conference, and have an incredible future. All of this is contributing to their winning streak. CELTICS ARE DEVELOPING NICELY IN THE AFTERMATH OF HAYWARD LOSS The Celtics are developing nicely in the aftermath of loss of Hayward. It can take a tragedy to gain a defiant work ethic. When bad things happen to NBA players, the team has to be willing to not give up with losses of any kind. This is exactly what the Celtics are accomplishing. They’re focused on moving ahead,...

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Celtics Need To focus on what still can be

A BREAKDOWN OF WHAT WAS TO BE WITH THE CELTICS BIG THREE: KYRIE IRVING, GORDON HAYWARD AND AL HORFORD The Celtics should not concentrate on ‘What Could Have Been’, but should solely focus on ‘What Still Can Be’. With the unfortunate loss of Gordon Hayward, early in the beginning of the regular NBA season, it tore down their platform of having a successful Big Three. With Kyrie Irving, Gordon Hayward and Al Horford as the new Big Three for Boston, it brought a lot of hopeful enthusiasm for a successful, legitimate standing in a weak Eastern Conference. Can we...

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Celtics in the Aftermath of Gordon Hayward’s Injury

ANTICIPATION FOR OPENING GAME DAY ENDS TRAGICALLY The anticipation for the Celtics/Cavaliers Opening Day game rose to an all-time high. Yet no one could have predicted one of the players would suffer a horrific, and potentially season ending injury. No one was prepared to witness a devastating loss, not only against the Cavaliers, but most importantly losing Gordon Hayward. GORDON HAYWARD SUFFERS A HORRIFIC INJURY IN OPENING DAY GAME Gordon Hayward was just 6 minutes into the 1st quarter, when he suffered a dislocation and fracture of his left tibia. He has since undergone a successful surgery, and has begun the rehabilitation process. There has not been an estimated time for Hayward to return, and he quite possibly may be out for half, or even the full season. WHAT CAN WE EXPECT IN THE AFTERMATH OF HAYWARDS INJURY We have to expect the same things from the Celtics that we did at the beginning of the regular NBA Season. Nothing should change except for who will replace Hayward. Coach Brad Stevens stated that Marcus Smart will move into the starting lineup, alongside Kyrie, Brown, Tatum and Horford. The Celtics have to remain focused on their goals as a team, in order for them to keep being successful this season. KYRIE IRVING NEEDS TO STEP UP AS TEAM LEADER This is the moment Kyrie Irving needs to step up his...

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Boston Celtics Rising in the Eastern Conference

A breakdown of the potential success of the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference:   THE CELTICS BUILD AROUND A YOUNGER, HEALTHIER TEAM The Boston Celtics have decided to build around a younger, healthier team this season. They’ve added experienced players, and decided not to build around rookies. The Celtics franchise has done a very good job building up a solid roster. Several potential star players are experienced and young, such as Kyrie Irving, Gordon Hayward, All Horford and Marcus Morris. The real test is the effectiveness that the second unit can provide. The Celtics have loaded up a better roster than...

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