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SOUND OFF with the Boston Celtics

SOUND OFF with the Boston Celtics

De: Marc D'Amico
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Celtics fans join Celtics Insider Marc D’Amico after every Celtics game to sound off on what happened that night in the official Boston Celtics postgame podcast. This is where you’ll get the clearest dose of reality on a night-to-night basis when it comes to the team’s performance.Copyright Marc D'Amico Baloncesto
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  • Celtics Offense Remains Cold in Another Close Loss

    Celtics Offense Remains Cold in Another Close Loss
    Jan 13 2026
    The Celtics battled back from 13 points down and tied the game during the final minute before Pascal Siakam's game-winning shot with 6.1 seconds left. This was the fourth straight game that went down to the final minutes for Boston. We explain what went down during those final moments, touch on a few individual performances, and take a look ahead at what's to come for the C's for the rest of their road trip.
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    21 m
  • Wemby Drills Unstoppable Clutch Buckets as Celtics Fall in Battle of Number 2 Seeds

    Wemby Drills Unstoppable Clutch Buckets as Celtics Fall in Battle of Number 2 Seeds
    Jan 11 2026
    Victor Wembanyama is often referred to as ‘Alien,’ and he looked like one during crunch time Saturday night. He drained two shots, first over Neemias Queta and next over Baylor Scheierman, that were utterly unstoppable to lead the San Antonio Spurs to a win over the Boston Celtics. Let’s examine those moments, plus Boston’s narrow loss, which included strong moments from Scheierman, an inability to get to the free-throw line, and one of its lowest scoring nights of the season.
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    18 m
  • New Brand of Mazzulla Ball? Celtics Sink Raptors by AVOIDING 3-Pointers

    New Brand of Mazzulla Ball? Celtics Sink Raptors by AVOIDING 3-Pointers
    Jan 10 2026
    Sure sounds like the Boston Celtics knew that the Toronto Raptors would apply as much pressure as possible to the 3-point line Friday night. The Celtics said go ahead, and took advantage of Toronto’s defense by producing 39 layups, 62 points in the paint, and 19 free throw attempts. The keys to it all were Payton Pritchard and Jaylen Brown, who became the first Celtics duo in nearly 40 years to put up at least 25 points, 7 assists and 5 rebounds on the same night.
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    14 m
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