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July 5, 2009
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The Celtics roll to their 9th straight victory with a solid effort from the bench, particularly Eddie House who set a career high with 8 three pointers made. Eddie "Money" has certainly had a hot hand lately, as just a few days ago he tied his career best by knocking down 7 shots from beyond the arc. Tony Allen returned from his ankle injury to play 23+ minutes and contributing 10 points (on 5-5 shooting) and 8 rebounds. Glen Davis also extended his hot streak going 5-6 from the field for 14 points. Justin Poulin is joined by Eric Weiss from the BBIQ for the podcap.
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Playing the second game of a back-to-back on the road in Florida, the Celtics extend their win streak to 7 games with a 90-80 win over the Orlando Magic. The fourth quarter was all Glen Davis who had 12 points in the frame and helped frustrate Dwight Howard into fouling out with 2:30 remaining in the game. The Celtics are back to their defensive ways in getting wins and how else could you explain a 10-point win while going 0-6 from beyond the arc? Kevin Henkin joins Justin Poulin for the podcap.
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The Celtics get the first of a two game set in Florida and topple the Miami Heat 98-83. Eddie House had a career night, but the Celtics may have missed an opportunity to keep the starters minutes reduced. Ray Allen was also unconscious from beyond the arc, hitting on three straight late in the fourth quarter, and pouring water on the Heat’s attempt to climb back in the game and steal a victory. Jack Jemsek joins Justin Poulin for another postgame podcap.
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It was quick but not painless for the Suns who are embarking on a 6-game east coast swing, with Boston being their second stop. Boston had a 15 point lead after 12 minutes, which grew to 30 points at the half. Phoenix rolled over, and as we’ve seen through Green tinted glasses, road trips across the continent are not kind to even the class of NBA teams. Bill Walker got some attention from the TNT broadcast crew with his play at the end of the game, which included a nasty reverse dunk after driving baseline that sent Josh Boone and Louis Amundson to the floor like bowling pins. Thomas Halzack joins Justin Poulin for the podcap.
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The Celtics make it 4 games in a row and lock up the victory in the first half leading by 29 points at the half en route to a 105-85 victory on the road against the Nets in the second game of a home and away match-up. While Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen, and Scals led the team to a big lead to start the game, the bench unit played even with the Nets to help keep the starters minutes down. Eric Weiss from BBIQ joins Justin Poulin to break down the play of the bench specifically Gabe Pruitt, Leon Powe, and Bill Walker. This was the second straight game of young Skywalker’s career and he received 12+ minutes once again.
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And the Celtics Struggles continue…
Kevin Henkin, CSL Staff Writer, joins your host Justin Poulin and call it like it is.
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Make it 6 of their last 8 games and the first loss at home for the Celtics current losing ways. With the 89-85 loss to the Rockets, the Celtics fall 2 games behind Cleveland for the best record in the Eastern Conference and are now tied with Orlando in the loss column. The Celtics played hard again, but your host Justin Poulin offers a simple answer..too much iso offense and lacking a commitment to defense first. Yao Ming carried the Rockets in the 4th quarter until Von Wafer knocks down the dagger from beyond the arc. Jack Jemsek, CSL Staff Writer, co-hosts and offers his thoughts as Celtics Nation officially has cause for great concern.
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