What’s the state of the Boston Celtics at the start of a long homestand?
What is the state of the Boston Celtics after dropping a pair of games against quality Western Conference opponents on the back end of a long road trip? Is their historic offense falling apart, or were they just tired? Can they keep improving their defense, or did the losses to the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Clippers reveal that Boston’s defense has hit its high-water mark?
To try and strike a balance between such extremes, the hosts of the Heavy “Postin’ Up” podcast dove into Boston’s West Coast swing, and sort out what’s real and what’s fake from the results as they embark on an equally long home stand this week.
Take a look at the clip embedded below to hear what they had to say about the Celtics’ fortunes out west, and what they expect to see at TD Garden.
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