CELTICS 2010

lmao

Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward are both celebrating birthdays today.

— Jay King (@ByJayKing) March 23, 2019

happy birthday to my beautiful friends

they should consider celebrating by challenging the charlotte hornets to a basketball game

Kyrie on Kemba Walker: "We should have probably trapped him a little bit more like every other team does in the league. He torches us every time. It's no surprise." #Celtics #Hornets30

— gary washburn (@GwashburnGlobe) March 24, 2019

damn i turned that game off because i was sure the celtics had it in the bag

Celtics are now 4-4 since the Amazeballs flight of joy.

— Hardwood Paroxysm (@HPbasketball) March 24, 2019

Cursed season

Idk, this season it's just harder to doubt the well-coached teams in the regular season.

lol

Gordon Hayward said he’d rather not share the details of the team meeting (or non-meeting, whatever).

— Jay King (@ByJayKing) March 25, 2019

Kyrie: I have to do a better job of communcating with my teammates and being a better listener.

— Brian Robb (@BrianTRobb) March 25, 2019

These guys lol

i watched this game and aldridge dropped 48 and at no point did i feel like they were ever going to make a defensive adjustment. this team has bad ~vibes~

more than anything i'm annoyed that they have been no fun at all to watch for the entire season

like today i checked the score halfway through the game and they were down 12. why in the world would i turn that on?

this is genuinely becoming insanely funny to me

“There’s light at the end of all this. … This challenge is happening for a reason, and I’ve got to believe in that.”

Kyrie Irving took a big-picture view in his post-game comments after the Celtics' latest loss to the Spurs.https://t.co/zCzAftMDAX pic.twitter.com/q20wt4xVot

— Tom Westerholm (@Tom_NBA) March 25, 2019

you're not even mad

i wld never be mad im laughing at it

Celtics with Kyrie: 5-12 in their last 17 games.

Celtics without Kyrie: 8-straight wins.

— Justin Termine (@TermineRadio) March 27, 2019

hmmmmmm

Scanning through the season as a whole suggests a different kind of story
http://www.espn.com/nba/team/schedule/_/name/bos

The excessive focus on Kyrie makes out like he's the only mutable factor in their dysfunction which seems extremely silly.

tbh pacers might be a tougher matchup for the celtics than the sixers

memories lol

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D3GmjRrUwAAvXZA.jpg

More Kyrie on Hayward: “We’re best when he’s looking for his shot. He’s a great facilitator. But we need G to score. I told him that, and I’m going to keep telling him to stay aggressive and be him and really be that 20-point scorer that he was.”

— Adam Himmelsbach (@AdamHimmelsbach) April 4, 2019

kyrie otm, tho gordons been playing pretty burly recently tbf starting to remember hes a handsome husky boy

He has easily the most wild mood swings I've ever seen lol https://t.co/s0wzsCNhQN

— PeoplesJaylenbrownLiberationFront 69☭ (@Riffs_Man) April 4, 2019

This is not an exaggeration: Hayward looks like Hayward. pic.twitter.com/65TiZEtTqD

— Marc D'Amico (@Marc_DAmico) April 6, 2019

I pegged and eliminated six 8-year olds. UNASHAMED. Winning is everything. No let ups or playing soft. If an 8-year old can dodge a wrench, they can dodge a dodgeball. #WIN https://t.co/0Pa5qxOFdn

— marcus smart (@smart_MS3) April 7, 2019

Celtics will always foster a rondo

marcus makes winning plays its that simple

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D3hSrogXsAI1Gvc.jpg

its good imo that the celtics after having their playoff seed locked in played their normal rotation and two starters got injured i like it

Marcus Smart, out tonight, will finish the regular season at 36.4 percent from behind the arc. That means he was a better than league average 3-point shooter. His 56.8-percent true shooting smashed his previous career high of 49.1.

— Jay King (@ByJayKing) April 9, 2019

congratulation marcus

he was always good but now its more obvious

hes a worker

Kyrie on the playoffs: I’m just excited to talk about basketball instead of sensationalism.

— Brian Robb (@BrianTRobb) April 10, 2019

Kyrie Irving’s season recap: “A lot of bullshit...”

📹: @CelticsCLNS pic.twitter.com/Uz909udjsD

— Dime (@DimeUPROXX) April 10, 2019

kyrie lol bro chill just let it go and get out of your head

I need him to do a presser via holograph because he wants to enjoy nature on a spring day and he finds the media room too constrictive to his genius thought potential

— PeoplesJaylenbrownLiberationFront 69☭ (@Riffs_Man) April 13, 2019

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D4HWcyuXkAAwVR2.jpg

Shortly after the Celtics’ 84-74 win, Irving stopped in a hallway to hug Jayson Tatum’s mother, Brandy Cole-Barnes, and say hello to Tatum’s son, Deuce. En route to the press conference room, Irving was wearing a t-shirt with a message from the spiritual teacher Ram Dass. It read, in part: “You can’t make-believe you’re calm when you’re not.”

probably a good thing for Celts fans that the Rajneesh aren't still around to lure in Kyrie.

i hope kyrie joins a cult

The Celtics are a cult

and he's the leader

true

otm

Al Horford is insane on defense, part infinity. Sticks with Collison for 11 seconds on an island through numerous crossovers, then gets the contest block/strip and recovery. He rules. pic.twitter.com/ck20oOu0nj

— Sam Vecenie (@Sam_Vecenie) April 15, 2019

Brad Stevens: Mid-range killer. pic.twitter.com/21VXogW33t

— Tom Westerholm (@Tom_NBA) April 16, 2019

Jaylen Brown says Jayson Tatum has "long-ass arms."

— Boston.com Celtics News (@BDCCeltics) April 17, 2019

Celtics say Al Horford is now questionable for game 2 due to illness. pic.twitter.com/CEW17Gof6S

— Chris Forsberg (@ChrisForsberg_) April 17, 2019

No more alternate jerseys scheduled for the Celtics in this series (after wearing black in Game 1).

Traditional home white jerseys at Garden, green on the road scheduled for remainder of series.

— Chris Forsberg (@ChrisForsberg_) April 17, 2019

they heard the complaints