- Apr 09 Thu 2009 21:51
Voice of the Celtics - Johnny Most
- Apr 09 Thu 2009 21:21
Mr. Clutch - Sam Jones
- Apr 08 Wed 2009 21:16
The Chief - Robert Parish
- Apr 08 Wed 2009 19:41
SI Preview - 1959
1959
Last season: Won 52, lost 20; first in East
Top scorer: Bill Sharman, 20.4 average
Top rebounder: Bill Russell, 23.0 average
- Apr 07 Tue 2009 22:19
The Long Shot - Dennis Johnson
- Apr 07 Tue 2009 22:04
Multiply John Stockton by 10
“There was only guy running a fast break who could do it better than Bob Cousy and that was Magic Johnson. You think that Cousy couldn't play today? As good as [John] Stockton was, I'd rather have Cousy.”- Red Auerbach
- Apr 07 Tue 2009 12:48
SI Preview - 1957
1957
BOSTON CELTICS
1957 record: won 44, lost 28; first in East. Top scorer: Bill Sharman, 1,413; 7th in league. Top rebounder: Bill Russell, 943; 4th in league.
The best team in pro basketball last year is this year's Boston Celtics; no changes. Coach Red Auerbach has the same superb combination of youth and experience, speed and height, savvy and stamina that swept to the eastern title by six games, eased up, and then beat the inspired Hawks in the playoffs. Playing in only 48 games (out of 72), Russell was still fourth in the league in rebounds, one reason for the great success of Boston's fast break. Another, of course, is Bob Cousy, who can move faster with the ball than most pros can without it, spot a free man (or a soon-to-be-free man) with the merest corner of an eye and get the ball to him pronto. Add Bill Sharman, league leader in free-throw accuracy and a .400-plus hitter from the floor, and Tom Heinsohn, who earned his Rookie-of-the-Year award with a variety of spectacular shots. Finish with Jim Loscutoff, all spring and muscle under the boards, and you have, quite possibly, the best combination ever assembled on a pro team. Bullish Frank Ramsey and steady Arnie Risen, Andy Phillip and Jack Nichols make up a powerful bench. Only cloud on the Celtics' horizon is the advancing age of their veterans. But balancing this is Auerbach's concentration on conditioning and the pride that Sharman, Cousy, Risen and Phillip take in keeping in shape. Barring injuries to these older stars, who might recuperate slowly, the Celtics should again finish 1st.
- Apr 05 Sun 2009 17:08
Q&A with ... Basketball Hall of Famer Robert Parish
- Apr 05 Sun 2009 15:55
Trigger Man - Tom Heinsohn
- Apr 05 Sun 2009 14:51
The Perfectionist - Bill Sharman
- Apr 04 Sat 2009 18:36
Kevin McHale: Miss The Game? No Way
- Apr 04 Sat 2009 16:19
A Class Act - K. C. Jones
- Apr 03 Fri 2009 10:11
1986 NBA 1st Rd Bulls at Celtics Game 2
- Apr 02 Thu 2009 21:10
Tom Heinsohn: Of Charley Horses And Little Old Ladies
- Apr 02 Thu 2009 20:59
Max Factor - Cedric Maxwell