Celtics Reddit Podcast

The Celtics could have been forgiven for losing their first game after a long west coast road trip and the continued absence of their starting center, Kristaps Porzingis. However, Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum and Al Horford gave the Suns an absolute beatdown in a genuinely impressive display of team basketball. We break down the Celtics' approach to this game, some amazing individual performances, and much more.

The Boston Celtics had a successful road trip out west, but the narrative has shifted since the loss to Denver. Are the Celtics still the most likely team to win the title this year? What has changed? Meanwhile, the Celtics have won 3 and remain an incredibly entertaining juggernaut, so why are some pundits shifting toward the Milwaukee Bucks as the top team in the East? Plus, is Derrick White back.. again? Is it time to rest Jayson Tatum? Is Luke Kornet really this good? Come and hang out, there's plenty to talk about. Finally, Mike Gorman's comments on Grant Williams, Jaylen's tweet-liking has Celtics Twitter in shambles, and are we worried about KP's current absence?

The Boston Celtics beat the Phoenix Suns Saturday night, ending the 72-hour media cycle from hell and restoring vibes for Celtics fans globally. However, Jayson Tatum has looked a little shakey the past few games. What's going on there? Meanwhile, Jaylen Brown has been dominating the opposition since the all-star break, and Luke Kornet is likely getting drug tested after playing out of his mind to beat Kevin Durant and the Suns. Join us LIVE (or watch after) as we casually break down the last few days in the world of Boston Celtics basketball. Please LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to the channel!

That was close, painfully close. The Celtics' season is by no means over but we can't deny that some questions are being raised. What happened in the Nuggets game and how can the Celtics restore the vibes? Two straight losses, one of the bigger bummers of the season for Celtics fans. Come and hang out and get your fix of catharsis.

Everything was looking great for the Boston Celtics with 9 minutes remaining in the Cavs game until they decided to mentally board the plane to Denver and allow Dean Wade to end their massive win-streak. Is this the fatal flaw we've been nit-picking for, or is this an understandable blip for a team with loftier priorities? Come and hang out while we break down the loss to the Cavs, and look ahead to one of the most important games in the regular season against the Denver Nuggets.

The Celtics just absolutely dominated the Golden State Warriors without Kristaps Porzingis, forcing them to rest their starters for the 2nd half and spurring on yet another unprecedented vibes explosion as fans begin to wonder just how historically got this team is. On this episode, we break down the Warrior's questionable decision to leave Jaylen Brown open from beyond the arc, Jayson Tatum's subtle dominance, and the stellar performances from our bench, including the new guy, Xavier Tillman.

The Boston Celtics have a brutal stretch coming up, facing a tough stretch of top teams who are performing well at this point in the season. Plus, what are the Celtics' weaknesses, if any, and how might they impact them in the postseason?

The Boston Celtics have come flying out of the all-star break, going 2-0 on the road and angering the hopeful fanbases of opposing teams. How did the Celtics dominate the 2nd half against the Knicks? What did Al Horford and Jaylen Brown mean when they said this Celtics team can get to yet another level? Plus, looking ahead to the Sixers game, and a beefy edition of the Schadenfreude Report.

The Boston Celtics have all but locked up the first seed in the east. We break down which Eastern Conference opponents matchup well with the Celtics...and which teams don't.

How would you change up the All-Star game to make it more competitive? Despite another underwhelming NBA All-Star weekend, Celtics fans were given plenty of content to pour over thanks to the heavy involvement of Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. Drew Carter joins us to discuss Jaylen's dunks, rule changes, and the most important factors for the final stretch of the Celtics' season.

PODCAST LISTENERS: This episode is probably best watched on YouTube. The "best moments of the season" segment is very clip-heavy. We do our best to keep that part audio-friendly, and if you know those moments well, then the audio should be enough. Enjoy! The Celtics concluded the pre-all-star break portion of the season in style, beating the Brooklyn Nets by 50 for their 6th straight win. How did the Celtics win this one so decisively? Plus, we break down the best moments of the season so far.

The Boston Celtics had to battle down the stretch to ensure a season sweep on the Miami Heat on Superbowl Sunday. Was this the most entertaining game in a while? Did Joe Mazzulla give us a glimpse of the playoff rotation? Please, Porzingis' best stretch yet, Tatum's assist-heavy performances, taking stock after the trade deadline, and much more.

How likely is Brad Stevens to make a move before the NBA trade deadline? Do the Celtics HAVE to make a move to solidify their pursuit of a title? TrillBroDude of the You Know Ball podcast joins us to preview the Celtics' trade deadline, and assess how moves made by other teams might impact the quest for Banner 18.

Marcus Smart returns to his rightful home tonight as the Memphis Grizzlies visit the Boston Celtics, who are VERY MUCH IN NEED of a vibes-restoring win on their home court. We will be rehydrating after shedding many tears after watching all of the Marcus Smart tribute videos during the game. This is the audio from our post-game "Late Night" show. Check it out on YouTube, and subscribe!

In a bed sh!@$ing for the ages, the Celtics lost in the worst possible way to a Lakers missing both Lebron James and Anthony Davis. There is no good way to slice this, but therapy is available. The audio from our "Celtics Late Night" show aims to deliver some relief. Ben and Jake, a couple of sad-boys, grasp for reason after the Celtics deliver possibly the loss of the season. BUT! It's not all bad. Stick around to the end to fine out why. Plus, the Embiid injury situation, and a new suitor has entered Celtics trade discussions.

The Celtics just completed an absolutely insane portion of their schedule, 15 games in 26 nights. As the arduous schedule eases off in February, can the Celtics maintain the appropriate mindset and keep winning games? The Athletic's Jay King, co-host of the "Still Poddable" podcast, joins us to discuss the Celtics' challenging month, the upcoming trade deadline, the Celtics "trust ranking", and much more.

The Boston Celtics had the mini road trip of a lifetime, text two-stepping their way to victory against the Mavs and Rockets before turning up the Heat against Miami. So, what the heck happened when they returned home to face the Clippers in the first of seven home games? How exactly did the Clippers make us look like mere mortals? Plus, a check-in around the Eastern Conference, including the rising New York Knicks.

Richard White (Derrick's dad) returns to the pod to discuss how the Celtics have managed their "11 games in 18 nights" stretch, and how his perception of Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum has changed since Derrick joined the team. Plus, comparisons to last year's team, and are we still surprised with Horford's production at this point? Note: There were some audio and connection issues during this pod. Most have been edited out but there are a few hard cuts.

The Jays were in somewhat of a malaise in an ugly win against the Houston Rockets. Jaylen somehow ended up with a triple-double, while Kristaps and D-White were the adults in the room. We also look ahead to the Mavs game and chastise the fanbase for criticizing Joe after the Nuggets loss.

A Jordan Walsh debut. Luke Kornet forming a band with his teammates. All of this and a (relatively) decisive win over the Spurs. The vibes are ridiculously high and the mood around the Celtics fanbase couldn't be better as we look towards a marquee matchup against the Denver Nuggets on Friday night. How did Walshy perform in his debut? Is Luke Kornet's stock rising? How can fans and the team stay engaged as the season drags on? Plus, Pascal Siakam traded to the Pacers, and a spicy edition of the Schadenfreude Report.