Bobby Krivitsky
Reporter at Sports Illustrated
Credentialed NBA Reporter and Analyst at Basketball Insiders
@Celtics reporter | Host @SportsMapRadio | Former NFL & NBA Columnist @BleacherReport | Syracuse Alum
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4 days ago |
hardwoodhoudini.com | Bobby Krivitsky
How the Celtics navigate this challenge will either sharpen them for future playoff rounds or end their season. The Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic's first-round series starts Sunday at TD Garden. One of the most crucial battles in determining this best-of-seven will test the NBA's reigning champions mentally even more than it will physically. The Magic drew the most fouls in the Association this season. Their downhill attack produced 20.3 favorable foul calls per contest, according to NBA.com.
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6 days ago |
hardwoodhoudini.com | Bobby Krivitsky
"[It's] something that we've just gotta be ready for."The Orlando Magic surrendered the fewest three-point makes and attempts per game in the NBA this season. They yielded 31.4 tries from behind the arc. Opponents converted on just 11.4 of those, per NBA.com. The Boston Celtics can personally attest to the restrictive nature of the former's stingy perimeter defense. The Association's reigning champions are launching nearly 50 threes per contest.
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1 week ago |
hardwoodhoudini.com | Bobby Krivitsky
"The most like, exciting feeling that you can get; just the idea of that."The summer of 2023 saw Kristaps Porzingis take his talents to the Boston Celtics via a trade that shook the franchise's foundation. The Celtics parted with the heart and soul of the team, Marcus Smart, after nine years in Boston.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Bobby Krivitsky
Payton Pritchard has produced NBA Finals buzzer-beaters that will live forever in Boston Celtics lore. He's a crucial cog in a franchise trying to usher in the league's next dynasty, and he's at the forefront of the Sixth Man of the Year conversation. Before embarking on an NBA career that's already filled with exhilarating highs and torturous lows, Pritchard helped lead the Oregon Ducks to their first Final Four appearance since the inaugural NCAA men's basketball tournament.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Bobby Krivitsky
Less than two years after the Memphis Grizzlies brought in Marcus Smart, coveting his leadership, not just his on-court abilities, the franchise pivoted at this season's trade deadline. Smart, accustomed to playoff basketball, having reached the postseason in each of his nine years with the Boston Celtics, suddenly found himself on the Washington Wizards. He was joining a team well on course for their current 17-64 record, matching the Utah Jazz for the worst mark in the league.
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New @Forbes: @Kyle_OQuinn was at the center of a Norfolk State University team forever etched into the hearts and minds of those with an affinity for the school. He returns to help elevate his alma mater in a significantly changed landscape from when he was a student-athlete. https://t.co/177JABygno
"Once again, my university is serving in the space of my life that only they can." https://t.co/DcUWXYL7CQ
Another strike from Derrick White, who threw out the first pitch before today's Red Sox win. https://t.co/63a6yxBcP0
Gino time after Joe Mazzulla, Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Derrick White, Al Horford, and Kristaps Porzingis throw out the first pitch at Fenway Park before tonight’s Red Sox game. Quite the early birthday gift for White, a Red Sox fan who’s went as Pedro Martinez for Halloween. https://t.co/fX0yV5j9BR
RT @CTabatabaie: Kyle O’Quinn on the move, Bobby K with a fine piece of writing here
