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Q&A with ClipperSteve from ClipsNation
Published 2/25/2008 at CelticsBlog
ClipperSteve from ClipsNation and I traded a few questions and answers in advance of the game today. Steve's answers to my questions: Green17: The obvious ones. Will Sam be bought out? When? If Sam does sign with the Celtics, what should we expect at this point in his career? ClipperSteve: God, I hope not. I'm pretty disappointed right now, directly after the trade deadline, that the Clippers weren't able to trade Cassell for SOMETHING. He's a veteran point guard with a ton of playoff experience. And he's also an expiring contract. He has some value to almost every team in the league. Yet the Clippers, going nowhere, did ...

CelticsBlog Q&A
Published 2/25/2008 by ClipperSteve <info@clipsnation.com> at Clips Nation: Front Page Posts
As you know today's game is against the mighty Boston Keltics (I like to pronounce it properly).  Since we already did a Q&A with my SBNation sister site Green Bandwagon, I figured I would get another perspective this time, so I went to Tom from CelticsBlog.  CelticsBlog is an institution at this point, or as close to an institution as a blog can be.  Since it's a different blogger for the same team, I thought it might be interesting to ask some of the same questions to see how the answers differ.  That, and it saved me having to come up with new questions.  Click here for the earlier ...

The Sports Guy: Rockin' and chalkin' with The Links
Published 4/8/2008 by Bill Simmons, Page 2 columnist at ESPN Feed: Bill Simmons
Before we hit The Links, let me give you four thoughts about Monday night's Kansas-Memphis game: 1. In my Chris Webber column two weeks ago, I mentioned the 1986 World Series and the concept of Microcosm Losses, when a team blows a championship because its fatal flaw ends up rearing its ugly head at the worst possible time. Sure, the fans of that team can look back and say, "We blew that game; we should have won it," but a fatal flaw is fatal for a reason. With the '86 Sox, it was an unreliable bullpen. With Webber's 2002 Kings, it was their lack of a dominant player. With Memphis, it was lousy free-throw shooting. So you can't really ...

34 Reasons To Cheer For The Boston Celtics
Published 5/29/2008 by la287 at Daily Basketball
In the first edition of our theoretically four-part series, check out 34 reasons why Paul Pierce and the Boston Celtics should win the NBA championship this season. Some are serious, others cynical and sarcastic, but feel free to add your own. They have the Three Amigos. So it’s not an San Antonio Spurs-Detroit Pistons matchup. The grind-it-out Spurs-Nets Finals a ...