For many, Bill Russell was Red Auerbach's natural successor after the legendary coach stepped down in 1966. The 6'10" big man led the Boston Celtics to a record eighth consecutive title and nine in ...
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Jeff Twiss on when Boston Celtics exec Red Auerbach had to talk to press about Len Bias
Being an NBA executive is a dream job for many fans of the game, and for good reason. But it is not always sunshine and ...
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"Boston Strangler" said the Celtics' ball boys always got him fired up: "One time, they brought me a gas cap"
"It was the ball boys in Boston that really got me fired up," said Toney. "One time, they brought me a gas cap, with the idea ...
The Boston Celtics began carving their legacy as one of the NBA's greatest dynasties after clinching the Larry O'Brien trophy in 1957 with Red Auerbach as the coach. With Hall of Famers like Bill ...
Boston Celtics icon Red Auerbach is full of stories. Now retired, he still evokes moments that made legends out of Wilt Chamberlain and Larry Bird... Red Auerbach: True Stories and NBA Legends Red ...
On June 17, 1986, the Boston Celtics, the reigning NBA champions, selected Len Bias as the second overall pick in the 1986 NBA Draft at Madison Square Garden. Although he was just 22 years old at the ...
Many people have opinions on who the greatest player of all time (GOAT) is. Red Auerbach, the legendary coach with the second-most NBA championship titles, was no different. In a 1991 interview with ...
Manager Aaron Boone paid dearly for not staying with Max Fried in the seventh and inserting Luke Weaver. Now, the Yanks must ...
Michael Chiklis put on his football uniform — pads and all, helmet in hand — and stepped out of the locker room onto a West Texas football field, cameras shifting into place for the first scene of a ...
Longtime Boston Celtics rival power forward/center John Salley, most irritating to Boston fans during his Detroit Pistons heyday, revealed during a new appearance on Udonis Haslem and Mike Miller's ...
BOSTON (Reuters) - Boston remembered legendary basketball coach Arnold "Red" Auerbach on Sunday for his competitive fire and for helping black players and coaches break the sport's color barrier.
The Milwaukee Bucks are a very desperate team. They find themselves down 0-2 to the Indiana Pacers as their first-round playoff series shifts to Milwaukee. Game 3 on Friday night is a must-win for ...
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