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Isola: Carmelo Anthony has a partially torn labrum in his shoulder

Posting and Toasting — Well, I was just about to settle in for Heat-Pacers with this pile of cookies, but we have a bit of news. Carmelo Anthony spent much of the postseason playing through a shoulder injury aggravated when Kevin Garnett decided Melo's arm should no longer reside in its armhole. Melo finally got an MRI done and, as it turns out, there's something there. Frank Isola: An MRI reveals that Carmelo Anthony is suffering from a small left shoulder tear, Daily News has learned. Knicks hopeful no surgery needed — Frank Isola (@FisolaNYDN) May 23, 2013 The plan, according to a Knicks source, is t...

New York Knicks May 22, 2013

Boston Celtics Daily Links - 5/20

CelticsBlog — Herald Built to win now, Knicks didn't get close Fab review from Ainge on MeloGlobe Police: Celtics guard Terrence Williams arrested Celtics Green Danny's in a Melo State of Mind Terrence Williams ArrestedCelticsBlog Greg Oden working out, "looking right" NBA Draft Combine observations Celtics Life Where do Paul Pierce & Kevin Garnett rank on the list of all-time Celtics? ESPN Report Card: Jeff Green Red's Army Your Morning Dump… Where Terrence Williams might have f’d everything up CSNNE Rivers return key for Celtics offseason Wakeup Call: LeBron irate at something that wasn't sai...

Boston Celtics May 20, 2013

Boston Celtics Daily Links - 5/19

CelticsBlog — Herald Ainge says Doc staying; Zarren turns down 76ersGreg Cote: Knicks would have been spicier matchup for Miami Heat Pacers knock out Knicks with 106-99 win in Game 6 He’s still on guardMcDonough: Fun in SunsESPN Report Card: The IncompletesCeltics Green When It Comes to the Draft, No One Has a ClueHappy Birthday to Kevin Garnett and a Few Thoughts Celtics Blog Should Chris Wilcox Get Another Stint With The Celtics? Hypothetical trade idea (conversation between Danny Ainge and Kevin Garnett) Celtics Life The Forgotten Man: Chris Wilcox Lex Nihil Novi Pistol Pete and Truck Robinson L...

Boston Celtics May 19, 2013

Dan Shaughnessy’s picked-up pieces

Boston Globe — Picked-up pieces while blowing out the candles on Kevin Garnett’s 37th birthday cake . . .    

Boston Celtics May 18, 2013

Hypothetical trade idea (conversation between Danny Ainge and Kevin Garnett)

CelticsBlog — Rrrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnngggggggggg KG: Sup. Ainge: Hey Kevin, how's it going? How's the family? How are you feeling? KG: I'm good, we good, we all good. Chillin' ya-know? Sup wit choo? Ainge: Well, as you can imagine, we've been very busy. Speaking of which, I know you are busy so I'll cut to the chase. We've got a very interesting scenario that we'd like to run past you and see how you feel about it. KG: I'm listening. Ainge: So you might have heard the rumors in the media about the interest that the Clippers had in you at the deadline. Well, all of that w...

Boston Celtics May 18, 2013

Kevin Garnett will not have surgery on his ankle/foot

CelticsBlog — While we still don't have any word on Kevin Garnett's status for next year, we do know that his doctors have said that rest is the better option to surgery on his ankle/foot. Rest assured, no surgery for KG | Boston Herald President of basketball operations Danny Ainge reports that Garnett will not go under the knife to deal with bone spurs and other issues. "I think there was some question whether he was going to have surgery on his foot," said Ainge. "but the last I heard, which was a few days ago, is that he won't need surgery." I think that sounds like good news, but I have to ad...

Boston Celtics May 18, 2013

Rest assured, no surgery for KG

Boston Herald — CHICAGO — The Celtics still don’t know whether Kevin Garnett will be playing basketball next season, but if he does, the veteran is obviously hoping offseason rest will solve the left foot and ankle problems that dogged him for a part of this past season.President of basketball operations Danny Ainge reports that Garnett will not go under the knife to deal with bone spurs and other issues.

Boston Celtics May 17, 2013

Ainge has no answers for Garnett

CBSSports.com Fantasy — The Boston Globe reports that Celtics forward Kevin Garnett has two years left on his contract but is considering retirement. He turns 37 Sunday. “I don’t think I have the answers that Kevin will want,” Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge said. “So I’ve got to figure there’s a lot to do [before we talk], and I think there’s a lot of questions in Kevin’s mind, as there is every year, to determine whether he’s coming back.I’m not ready to answer everything that he will want to know.”

May 17, 2013

Waiting on news about Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett

CelticsBlog — We're waiting! Last week Danny Ainge said something about waiting a week to make calls to guys like Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to "let them breathe" after the season. So the logical question is "well, did you call them?" The answer is no. In fact, it sounds like he's in no particular hurry at all. In particular with Kevin Garnett. Ainge: Rivers will return next season -Celtics blog - Boston Globe basketball news With Rivers back, the Celtics can now begin formulating their roster for next season. Ainge said he has not talked with Kevin Garnett, who will turn 37 on Sunday and is ...

Boston Celtics May 17, 2013

‘Big’ decisions await Celtics

Boston Herald — CHICAGO — No, Danny Ainge hasn’t yet spoken to Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett about their plans for next season — though, in the case of Pierce, the Celtics are the ones needing to make the first decision.As of now, however, it seems as if the club is setting up the equipment for the most serious offseason rebuilding project since the summer of 2007.

Boston Celtics May 16, 2013

Ainge in no hurry to call Kevin Garnett

CelticsBlog — Last week Danny Ainge said something about waiting a week to make calls to guys like Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to "let them breathe" after the season. So the logical question is "well, did you call them?" The answer is no. In fact, it sounds like he's in no particular hurry at all. In particular with Kevin Garnett. Ainge: Rivers will return next season -Celtics blog - Boston Globe basketball news With Rivers back, the Celtics can now begin formulating their roster for next season. Ainge said he has not talked with Kevin Garnett, who will turn 37 on Sunday and is considering ret...

Boston Celtics May 16, 2013

No easy answers

Boston Celtics Blog | ESPN Boston — Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge faces a lot of questions this offseason, including on the futures of veteran stars Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett:

Boston Celtics May 13, 2013

Report Card: Kevin Garnett

Boston Celtics Blog | ESPN Boston — Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE/Getty ImagesKevin Garnett showed he's got something left in the tank during the 2012-13 season.After the Boston Celtics' 2012-13 campaign met an untimely end, we've busted out our red pens and assigned grades to each player based on their individual performances this season. This is the fifth in a series of end-of-the-season report cards: Player: Kevin Garnett 2012-13 averages: 14.8 ppg, 7.8 rpg, 2.3 apg, 29.7 mpg, 49.6 FG% 2012-13 salary: $11.

Boston Celtics May 13, 2013

Garnett could retire

CBSSports.com Fantasy — ESPN reports that Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge said he anticipates that forward Kevin Garnett will return to Boston next season. Garnett, 37 when next season starts, could consider retirement, especially if the Celtics start a rebuilding project. "I'll touch base with KG probably sometime next week," Ainge said. "He's put so much into the game, he invests as much as any player I've ever seen. And he just needs time to chill and contemplate his life and then we'll talk at some future time. But I do anticipate that KG will play. Just like I did last year, I feel the sam...

May 10, 2013

Kevin Garnett’s future determines Celtics’ ability to be competitive next few seasons

Green Street | WEEI — If next season’s Celtics team does not start Kevin Garnett at power forward, prepare for a long, dark stretch. Without KG patrolling the middle in green and white, feel free to reintroduce yourself to the lottery, long losing streaks and the empty promise of rebuilding. While you miss the scowls, intensity and blocked shots after [...]

May 10, 2013

Latest Boston Celtics Rumors & News

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  • Isola: Carmelo Anthony has a partially torn labrum in his shoulder
    Well, I was just about to settle in for Heat-Pacers with this pile of cookies, but we have a bit of news. Carmelo Anthony spent much of the postseason playing through a shoulder injury aggravated when Kevin Garnett decided Melo's arm should no longer reside in its armhole. Melo finally got an MRI done and, as it turns out, there's something there. Frank Isola: An MRI reveals that Carmelo Anthony is suffering from a small left shoulder tear, Daily News has learned. Knicks hopeful no surgery needed — Frank Isola (@FisolaNYDN) May 23, 2013 The plan, according to a Knicks source, is t...
  • Hypothetical trade idea (conversation between Danny Ainge and Kevin Garnett)
    Rrrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnngggggggggg KG: Sup. Ainge: Hey Kevin, how's it going? How's the family? How are you feeling? KG: I'm good, we good, we all good. Chillin' ya-know? Sup wit choo? Ainge: Well, as you can imagine, we've been very busy. Speaking of which, I know you are busy so I'll cut to the chase. We've got a very interesting scenario that we'd like to run past you and see how you feel about it. KG: I'm listening. Ainge: So you might have heard the rumors in the media about the interest that the Clippers had in you at the deadline. Well, all of that w...
  • Kevin Garnett will not have surgery on his ankle/foot
    While we still don't have any word on Kevin Garnett's status for next year, we do know that his doctors have said that rest is the better option to surgery on his ankle/foot. Rest assured, no surgery for KG | Boston Herald President of basketball operations Danny Ainge reports that Garnett will not go under the knife to deal with bone spurs and other issues. "I think there was some question whether he was going to have surgery on his foot," said Ainge. "but the last I heard, which was a few days ago, is that he won't need surgery." I think that sounds like good news, but I have to ad...
  • Waiting on news about Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett
    We're waiting! Last week Danny Ainge said something about waiting a week to make calls to guys like Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to "let them breathe" after the season. So the logical question is "well, did you call them?" The answer is no. In fact, it sounds like he's in no particular hurry at all. In particular with Kevin Garnett. Ainge: Rivers will return next season -Celtics blog - Boston Globe basketball news With Rivers back, the Celtics can now begin formulating their roster for next season. Ainge said he has not talked with Kevin Garnett, who will turn 37 on Sunday and is ...
  • Ainge in no hurry to call Kevin Garnett
    Last week Danny Ainge said something about waiting a week to make calls to guys like Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to "let them breathe" after the season. So the logical question is "well, did you call them?" The answer is no. In fact, it sounds like he's in no particular hurry at all. In particular with Kevin Garnett. Ainge: Rivers will return next season -Celtics blog - Boston Globe basketball news With Rivers back, the Celtics can now begin formulating their roster for next season. Ainge said he has not talked with Kevin Garnett, who will turn 37 on Sunday and is considering ret...
  • CelticsBlog's 2013 NBA Draft Preview Series
    Danny Ainge and the Boston Celtics can't afford to miss on their draft selection this year.With the futures of Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett hanging in the balance, there has been a lot of discussion about what is best for Boston's future. Regardless of what could happen in the free agent market, the draft is still first on the agenda. The 2013 NBA Draft is on the 27th of June and the Boston Celtics will be selecting at pick number 16. Today, we'll go position-by-position to outline the Boston Celtics' needs heading into the draft, and then we will take a brief look at six of the playe...
  • Floating in limbo, waiting for the Celtics offseason to really get started
    Boy are we spoiled. Ever since Kevin Garnett arrived in town, there hasn't been a lot of waiting around time between the end of our playoff run and the beginning of the offseason. Some years we barely had time to digest the Finals before the draft was knocking on the door. This year, we've got quite a bit of time to wait before the draft begins. In fact, we're out of the playoffs before the lottery order has even been set. That's kind of humbling and frustrating. Even more frustrating because we seem to have a lot of big time decisions that have to be made this offseason and nobod...
  • Into the Mind of Danny Ainge : The Post-Big 3 Era
    Pretend that the Boston Celtics let go of Paul Pierce, and as a byproduct of that move, Kevin Garnett decides to retire.After six memorable years, with a championship win in 2008, the Big 3 era would officially be over. Let that sink in for a moment. The Boston Celtics have had many teams with a "Big 3" over the years, whether or not they were categorized as such at the time. It all started with Bill Russell, Bob Cousy, and Bill Sharman -- which morphed into Bill Russell, Sam Jones, and John Havlicek -- and into the 70s it became John Havlicek, Dave Cowens and Jo Jo White -- then there...