Causeway Street Podcast - Is it time for Celtics to panic?

We discuss the Celtics current woes, as they continue their December slump, plus is Jaylen Brown feeling left out? Tune in below to our Holiday Edition of the Causeway Street Podcast!

Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen added to NBA's 75 Greatest Players

The Celtics 'Big-Three' of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen have been added to the NBA's 75th Anniversary Team.

How Daniel Theis continues to come up big, prove naysayers wrong

On the heels of the Celtics much needed 114-111 win over the Indiana Pacers on the road Tuesday night, it was Daniel Theis who came up big, much like he has throughout various moments so far during the 2019-20 season.

Causeway Street Podcast - Celtics vs Pacers Playoff Preview

Celtics have clinched the fourth seed and home-court advantage in the first round of the Playoffs, as they'll face the Pacers beginning next weekend. We discuss how important Gordon Hayward and Al Horford will be throughout the postseason, alongside Kyrie Irving. Plus, we chime in on the Paul Pierce and Dwayne Wade debate. Tune in below to Episode 164 of the Causeway Street Podcast:

Celtics 112, Heat 102: Gordon Hayward, Al Horford hold off Miami for second straight win

Gordon Hayward is looking more like his old All-Star, pre-ankle-injury self these days and it couldn't have come at a better time for the Celtics, as they beat the Miami Heat 112-102 on Wednesday night.

Jaylen Brown (lower back) will sit out vs Heat

As the Celtics prepare to host the Heat at TD Garden one final time this season and Dwayne Wade for the last time ever, there are playoff implications for all parties involved.

Back to Basics: Why the Celtics are struggling & what can be done to reverse it

Through two games, it’s been a one sided affair to say the least. The Celtics now stand just two games shy of a third consecutive exit from the first round of the Eastern Conference Playoffs, causing many to wonder if the national media was correct in predicting an early fall from grace for Boston in this postseason.

Causeway Street Podcast - Celtics playoff preview versus the Bulls

The No. 1 seeded Celtics are set to begin their playoff run and we're breaking down this opening round series against the Chicago Bulls as we make our predictions. We'll also talking with our special guest Anna Horford (Al Horford's sister) about all things from the NBA MVP, to Mike Felger and how was life growing up with her big brother Al. You don't want to miss this special playoff edition, Episode 78 of the Causeway Street Podcast below:

Celtics Playoffs: Three Keys to Beating the Chicago Bulls

I think any Celtics fan would agree that this season has been a complete success as the regular season rolled to an outstanding close with an emphatic win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night.

Bulls 105 - Celtics 99: Wade Sinks C's in Homecoming

The new look Chicago Bulls were supposed to come into the 2016-17 regular season with an Achilles heel in the form of three point shooting. Jimmy Butler, Rajon Rondo, and Dwayne Wade are all great offensive players, but none of them have shown the ability to have any semblance of a reliable 3-point stroke.

That was until last night.

CWS Podcast - Welcome Al Horford

As the Kevin Durant dust has settled in Boston, we discuss the arrival of Al Horford to the Celtics, and what's next for Danny Ainge. Plus we're talking about potential trade options to strengthen the C's roster and take a trip around the league in NBA Free Agency thus far. Take a listen to the Causeway Street Podcast below:

Celtics 98 - Heat 88: C's clinch fifth seed despite a 26-point comeback win over Miami

With home-court advantage on the line for both the Boston Celtics and the Miami Heat, the atmosphere at the TD Garden was reminiscent of the old rivalry between these two teams not that long ago.

Celtics 101 - Heat 89: Turner, bench lead C's past Miami

The Celtics extended their home winning streak to 10 after beating the Heat, 101-89 in a rare Saturday matinee at TD Garden.

With a chance to tie the Celtics for third place in the Eastern Conference standings, the Heat re-gained the lead early in the fourth quarter but didn't stay ahead for long. It was the Celtics bench that led the charge in the second half as the C's outscored the Heat, 29-19 in the final frame.

Celtics 105 - Heat 95: C's defense bounces back versus MIA

When the Celtics play that tough, gritty, hard-nosed defense -- they are very hard team to beat.

The Celtics (10-8) forced 18 Heat turnovers, made 15 steals and shot 47.5 percent from the floor en route to an impressive 105-95 win on the second night of a back-to-back.

Top-Five Moments of the Heat-Celtics Rivalry

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The Celtics Heat rivalry was a ton of fun to watch over the years. At it's apex it was the two best teams in the East going at it (The last two Conference champs in the last five-years). It was old school vs new school. It was Pierce vs LeBron. Big Three vs Big Three. It was Walter 'Ray' Allen joining the enemy. It was die-hard Boston fans (Causeway Street) vs fair weather Miami fans (South Beach).  It was the changing of the guard, as the Celtics were coming off their dominant years and the Heat began to take over the league. It was possibly the most anticipated matchup in the NBA for a three-year stretch.

What We've Learned With The Decision 2.0

It's been a few days since LeBron James' ground breaking announcement heard around the world. Though we've had some time to let in sink in, some still remain shocked. Four years ago, millions of Cavaliers' fans got their hearts torn apart when one of their own had announced he was taking 'his talents to South Beach.' It seemed nothing could be said or done to re-write that 'wrong' in the eyes of many. Two weeks ago no one believed James would ever consider leaving Miami when he and his two brothers, Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh had all decided to opt-out of their final two-years of their deals. As Friday afternoon rolled around, it became forever known as one of the biggest days in sports history. LeBron had announced via an essay on Sports Illustrated.com that he would indeed return to where it all started, the city of Cleveland.

Can LeBron Take The ‘Heat’ Past The Spurs?

In the NBA Finals who ever wins game one, history has shown us that nearly 70-percent of the time they go on to win the championship. The San Antonio Spurs plan to add to that statistic after beating the Miami Heat 110-95 on Thursday night at the AT&T Center.

It wasn’t ideal playing conditions as the arena reached upwards of 90-degrees, due to an A/C failure throughout the building.

Good Riddance Mr.Shuttlesworth…

“They really wanted me to come back… We won a lot together in five years. … They were disappointed. Like I said, it’s a sad thing for me and my family because those are the relationships that we won’t have on a daily basis in our lives. But they’re still friends of mine forever.” -Allen

Cue the Green Day classic song here…but wait not so fast, lets actually remember exactly what has transpired here in Boston over the past week.