First, it was Chris Broussard saying it might be "time for a change." Then A. Sherrod Blakely used the words "really tore up." Now, Ken Berger has the latest verse in what might be the longest break-up song ever.
As Celtics Nation hangs on every single word about the team's future, CSNNE's A. Sherrod Blakely reports that another source is confirming Doc's indecisiveness. That's where we're at, folks: sources definitively saying that nothing is definitive.
Chris Broussard reports that Doc Rivers believes it "may be time for a change." This report can only be taken with a grain of salt but it does seem that the consensus amongst those "in the know" is that Doc Rivers is leaning towards coming back.
Rajon Rondo is probably the most important and critical player for the Celtics going forward. So obviously the team is heavily invested in his continual improvement.
Honestly, I'm just posting this to break up the non-stop Doc Rivers speculation with something non-draft related.
Ainge talked to Steve Bulpett concerning the non-guaranteed guys (plus Jordan Crawford). See link for all the quotes but I thought the one about Randolph was the most interesting.
Well, if you were looking for assurances or commitments from Doc Rivers, you have at least a little longer to wait.
If all you want to do is root against the Heat while smugly ironing your 16 replica banners, well, then CelticsBlog is the place for you!
Also feels sorry for Paul Pierce. ...save it Ray.
I was at that playoff game in 2008. Probably the best sports experience of my life. LeBron seems to remember it (and several other bouts) as well.
The Kings are looking for a GM. They have considered guys like Chris Wallace but it sounds like their first choice is former Exec of the Year (among a few other career achievements) Larry Bird.
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Jason Terry had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee recently.
The projected NBA salary cap and tax threshold numbers have been released.
Jerome Jordan is a legit seven footer who was a second round pick in 2010 and might have been higher had he stayed in school an extra year.
I realize that this is not exactly hard hitting news, but it is the best I've got for you right now. I didn't know this was a show, so... I guess that's "news to me."
Terrence Williams was in Boston for workouts and wanted to at least partially set the record straight.
Whether or not next year is part of a rebuild or another run at a championship, it's clear that Jared Sullinger will play a bigger part in it after an injury-plagued rookie campaign.
Doc Rivers had been mentioned as a possible replacement for Coach K.
The Cavs won the lottery again and the Wizards lucked into the 3rd pick.
Terrence Williams was arrested after being accused of making threats with a gun during a child visitation on Sunday afternoon.
