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BOOOOOOOOOOOO! (vomit) BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
It might be hard to finish this posting with the amount of chunder coating my keyboard after witnessing the abortion billed as a basketball game.
Bobcats, Bulls, Knicks, Clippers, Bobcats (again), and Celtics.  Which one of those teams doesn’t belong there?  Trick question, they all play like garbage.  I don’t see one elite team [...]

Categories: Boston Celtics, Celtics Beat, Lee Herman, New Jersey Nets, Weekly Recaps 2009-10

I have never been more humiliated or disgusted then I am at this very moment. I am more disgusted now then I was at any point during any of the “lean” years following the Bird Era– including the 2006-07 season.
When the Celtics jumped out to a 12-2 lead in the first quarter, I was not [...]

Categories: Boston Celtics, New Jersey Nets, Nick Gelso, Uncategorized

I just applied to be the coach of the New Jersey Nets.  Ok, not the coach but a coach.  So what if it’s just a contest?  They suck so hard I might just get hired.  I know how to draw up side out plays that end in shot clock violations, why not give me a [...]

Categories: Lee Herman, NBA Players, New Jersey Nets, Opinion Piece

Someone found Ray Allen’s game and returned it to him better than he left it last month.  Two strong games in a row, albeit one against the dreadful Nets, may be enough to pull the struggling star out of his slump.  Still, heading into the fourth with the Nets in front was still disheartening sight [...]

Categories: Boston Celtics, Celtics Beat, Lee Herman, New Jersey Nets, Weekly Recaps 2009-10

Is there any reason for the Celtics to lose to the Nets? No.  Is that cause for worry? Absolutely.  Boston needs to be careful of being complacent after a good win against the Heat.  The last time Boston played New Jersey was in November 7th at the Izod Arena.  That game they held the Nets [...]

Categories: Boston Celtics, Celtics Beat, Glen Davis, Lee Herman, New Jersey Nets

It is well known amongst some corporate circles that we here at North Station Sports love the New York Yankees.  Many an occasion have I sat around in the lobby of the NSS offices with senior writer Lee Herman, downing cervesas (during off hours, because at North Station Sports we believe in drinking responsibly) and [...]

Categories: Basketball, Breaking News, Calvin Chamberlain, New Jersey Nets

The Celtics finally dominated a game from start to finish, though with the Nets looking like the Washington Generals these days, it wasn’t hard.
Boston led by as many as 36 and that was just at the end of the first half.  The Celtics shot right around 60% from the field for the game.  Curiously, even [...]

Categories: Boston Celtics, Celtics Beat, Lee Herman, New Jersey Nets, Weekly Recaps 2009-10

The Celtics are in the midst of a strange stretch of games in which in some games they look unbeatable and in others they look extremely flat.  Boston needs to find some sort of rotational continuity especially with the injuries.  Granted, KG is reported to be coming back in two weeks but I would imagine [...]

Categories: Boston Celtics, Celtics Beat, Game Previews, Lee Herman, New Jersey Nets

The Celtics are 7-1
Week two presented the Celtics with their first challenge of this infant NBA season. Playing 5 games in 7 night, the C’s started off strong with big wins against the Hornets (87-97) and Sixers(105-74). The three games that followed offered fans their first chance to hold their breath. The first loss of the season [...]

Categories: Big Three, Boston Celtics, Celtics Players, Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Timberwolves, New Jersey Nets, New Orleans Hornets, Nick Gelso, Pheonix Suns, Philadelphia 76ers, Weekly Recaps 2009-10

NSS is excited to welcome, guest blogger, Travis. You can check out more of his exceptional work at Gino’s Jungle.
Finally that dreadful 8 games in 12 nights is over. Don’t get me wrong, I’d love to watch the guys in green every night if I could. The problem for the Celtics is it wears them down, and [...]

Categories: Boston Celtics, New Jersey Nets, Uncategorized