
Justin R. Turpin
Writer and Producer at WWEI-FM (Brighton, MA)
I write and talk about the Boston Celtics for @WEEI | 1/3 of @audacysports’ @SlammedPod | 5-Star Rider on Uber and Lyft | Contact: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
audacy.com | Justin R. Turpin
NEW YORK - Payton Pritchard is a competitor. He's always been that way. He relishes the opportunity to compete on the biggest of stages when the lights are the brightest. So when the Celtics found themselves with their backs against the wall, down 0-2 in hostile territory, of course, he embraced the moment. "You wouldn't want to be in any other position as a competitor. This is the best moment you can be in, down 2-0, backs against the wall," he said.
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6 days ago |
audacy.com | Justin R. Turpin
NEW YORK - After falling behind 0-2, there was no panic from the Celtics. Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and Al Horford - a trio that's played in 17 postseason series together - each made it clear they'd been here before. And they welcomed the challenge. "This group, a lot of us have been in so many different playoff situations and series. It's not like it's our first time," said Tatum. "Sometimes you need to lean on that experience.
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1 week ago |
audacy.com | Justin R. Turpin
There are plenty of intricacies to the game of basketball, but at its roots, it's a simple game. If you aren't making shots, it's hard to win. And while you can point to other factors - turnovers, defensive breakdowns, lack of attention to detail, closing quarters, rebounding, and some late-game execution - the real reason the Celtics find themselves in an 0-2 hole is because they're missing shots they usually make.
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1 week ago |
audacy.com | Justin R. Turpin
The fire alarms that forced an evacuation of TD Garden after the Celtics fell behind 0-2 to the Knicks weren't the only ones sounding across the Commonwealth on Wednesday night. After blowing a 20-point lead and collapsing in the fourth quarter for the second straight game, panic alarms were blaring, too.
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1 week ago |
audacy.com | Justin R. Turpin
You don't have to look far to figure out what the main talking point from the Celtics' 108-105 overtime loss in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals will be. Boston became the first team in league history to attempt 60 three-pointers in a playoff game. They misfired on 45 of those 60 (75%), setting an NBA postseason record for most three-point misses in a game. It was the third-most misses from beyond the arc in NBA history, and set a new franchise record for the Celtics.
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