Celtics Stuff Live

Every Sunday night we broadcast from 9-10PM EST with interviews from experts in the Boston area and around the league to discuss the Boston Celtics.

Join us tonight after the game against the Indiana Pacers!

Postgame tonight from 11-12:30 with Mike Gorman.

Join us after the game against the Bobcats.

Celtics Stuff Live hit the airwaves and went almost wire-to-wire with Steve Bulpett of the Boston Herald. Bulpett lent tons of insight into the current state of the Celtics and even went toe-to-toe with one of the callers in one of the most unforgettable CSL exchanges of this bizarre season. No stone was left unturned in terms of what might ail the team so be sure to download the show to get some of the answers.

Join us after the game against the Cavs!

Every Sunday night we broadcast from 9-10PM EST with interviews from experts in the Boston area and around the league to discuss the Boston Celtics.

Join us before the game against the Lakers!

Jon and Kevin discussed the All-Star festivities a little, but more the trade rumors that have been floating in the last few days and took some calls on the matter as well. Kevin presented the argument that it is possible that Rondo has been saving himself for the end of games and that is why we have seen different versions of him throughout the season.

Are you effing kidding me? AGAIN?! Rinse, lather, repeat. And the Celtics once again submit a fine 24 minutes of basketball before coming apart at the seams, and looking like Y league team starring Wayne's Fatha and Big Jim from work. Justin and Jon tried their best to talk about the game, but the depressing performance made it far too difficult so roster composition and reasons for failure were the primary source of conversation. Sadly, neither Jon or Justin found the magic bullet to fix the myriad of issues facing the Celtics, but hopefully the All Star break will allow for a new start for the 2010 Boston Celtics.... the alternative is not appealing.

Kevin Henkin and Jon Duke sat down to celebrate with all the Celtics Stuff Live listeners after the Celtics started an honest to goodness win streak, by winning their second in a row, with a 107-102 win over the Miami Heat. Rajon Rondo was the story with his 22 points, 14 assists, and 6 rebounds in an effort that merely supported his comments this morning calling out the team for selfish play. Rondo's performance was yet another sign that the young point guard has earned a greater share of carrying the burden of leading this team not just in the future, but in the present as well. Kevin Garnett continued to show improvement as he makes his way back from his knee hyperextension injury with a well rounded performance, but plenty of work remains on the defensive end to return to the roots of the championship winning Celtics defense of 2008. And shocker of all shockers, Ray Allen trade rumors were discussed.... it was a full night.

The Celtics drop another one to the hottest team in the NBA. Three years ago, on this very same date, chants for MVP were heard loudly in the Garden for Kobe Bryant. Today, Celtics fans had to watch Kobe play a horrible game and still hit a game winner for the Lakers. Ugh. Justin, Jon, and Kevin did their best to remain positive by praising the efforts of Tony Allen and Rajon Rondo, but questions surrounding Ray Allen's play as of late led them own the path of wondering how necessary a trade may just be. Celtics Stuff Live also got an unexpected appearance from good friend Sean Grande, who did his best to provide a calming presence for Celtics nation. Sean seemed unconcerned, expressing his faith that Ray Allen is the right fit for this team and that KG will return to form. The mantra? There are issues with this team, but better to lose these games in January than in April or May.

Frustrating, isn't it?! I guess maybe, very deep down, we all knew that these three games in four nights were going to be a tough match-up. The first two were decided by a lack of defensive stops and full 48-minute focus, but were certainly within the Celtics grasp. At least tonight, it was within Paul Pierce's grasp, who single-handedly kept them in the game, and their FG% above .400 on the night. We'll see how things play out against the Lakers back on their home turf on Sunday. Join us that night at 9pm as Jon, Justin and Kevin (who will have been at the game with our credentials) will be here for venting or celebration. With a win against the Lakers, all will be forgiven.

Jon, Kevin, and our very special guest, Scott Souza, lamented the loss to the Magic kicking off a difficult stretch of 3 games in 4 days against the Magic. After blowing a 16 point lead, the Celtics watched the game slip away in the final minutes...again...

For the second straight week, Celtics Stuff Live took to their microphones following a dissapointing loss. Dirk took over the game in the 3rd quarter while the Celtics looked to the refs for help and watched the game slip away. Justin, Kevin, and Jon all signed on for this one and took calls from Brandon at GinosJungle.com, regular caller the Scotsman, and twitter pal KWAPT.