The lack of an orchestrator on offense and consistency on the bench gave the Celtics problems in game one against the Knicks. This was the concern heading into the playoffs and that worry proved to be true. Here, the Celtics problems are discussed.

Underdogs...that's the Boston Celtics. But you can never count out Boston—Never. This has been an eventful week for the city of Boston and in a way, the Boston Celtics have been "America's team." Everyone is rooting for Boston now.

I had a chance to exchange emails with the lead writer for the SBN Knicks blog "Posting and Toasting" about the upcoming series between our teams.

X-factors can make all the difference for a team in the playoffs. There usually is a player that steps up big to make a difference for his team. It might be for one game or for the length of an entire series. Who will it be in this series?

I don't have to spin some catchy phrase like "we will rise above this" or something like that. You know. Because that's what we do.

In the event today's horrible tragedy at the Boston Marathon, the NBA has cancelled the April 16th game between the Boston Celtics and Indiana Pacers. The game will not be rescheduled.

Fab Melo has been recalled by the Boston Celtics. With the Maine Red Claws season ending after a heartbreaking 98-97 defeat to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers, Melo will be back with Boston for the final two games of the season and the playoffs.

Jason Terry has called other teams terrible this season but CelticsBlog.com writer, Kevin O'Connor, goes as far to say that Terry is actually the one that is terrible...or rather, Terryble with the Celtics. This article looks at Terry and his future.

Jason Terry sure was right, the Orlando Magic are terrible. Boston was able to dominate them with a 120-88 victory tonight, which locked up the seventh seed in the NBA playoffs.

With 29 points, Deron Williams led the Brooklyn Nets to a convincing 101-93 win over the Boston Celtics.