ClutchPoints 14 hours ago
Celtics guard Terry Rozier admits Boston needed a reality check
The Boston Celtics took the NBA world by surprise when they jumped out to a 2-0 series lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Finals. However, their early success is what ultimately led to their downfall in Game 3 with a 30-point loss. Fortunately, point guard Terry Rozier is not too distraught with […] The post Celtics guard Terry Rozier admits Boston needed a reality check appeared first on ClutchPoints.
NESN.com May 20, 2018
Celtics Terry Rozier Admits ‘We Needed To Get Our Butts Whipped’ After Game 3 Loss
The Boston Celtics suffered their worst loss of the season Saturday night with a 30-point defeat to the Cleveland Cavaliers... Read More »
The Republican May 20, 2018
Terry Rozier: Boston Celtics 'needed to get our butts whipped, come back to reality'
Terry Rozier said the Boston Celtics needed to get their butts whipped against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
www.bostonherald.com May 19, 2018
Celtics notebook: Young stars showing off leadership qualities, too
Celtics coach Brad Stevens has gotten tremendous individual efforts during the playoffs from his young starters in Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and Terry Rozier.The leadership qualities the young guns have shown while the Celts built a 2-0 series lead in the Eastern Conference finals on the Cleveland Cavaliers has been a welcome bonus.Stevens expects their leadership will grow and be noticed when the Celtics face the Cavaliers in Game 3 tonight at Quicken Loans Arena. Tatum, Brown and Rozier have a combined six years of NBA experience.“Our young players have been great about not only...
Plain Dealer May 18, 2018
With Terry Rozier, Boston's Eastern Conference finals advantage was shaped in Cleveland
Shaker Heights-raised Terry Rozier has the Boston Celtics halfway to eliminating his hometown Cleveland Cavaliers.
www.bostonherald.com May 18, 2018
Celtics guard “Scary Terry’ Rozier ready to spook his hometown Cleveland
WALTHAM — Life after an NBA career can start with a faddish youth movement.Celtics guard Terry Rozier created his own movement called “Scary Terry” and, with the help of a professional management team, he has become its biggest promoter.“Scary Terry” has grown into a phenomenon among Celtics fans and will likely gain national exposure when the Celts take on the Cavaliers in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals tomorrow night.“It is everywhere now so I think it is definitely becoming a movement,” Rozier said after the Celtics’ 90-minute workout yesterday. “Once you get a...
CelticsBlog May 17, 2018
An Ode to Terry Rozier
Despite facing mighty LeBron and the Cleveland Cavaliers, Scary Terry keeps on keeping on. Wednesday, January 31, 2018. It was a cold and blustery night in Boston, Massachusetts, and the New York Knicks were in town for a mid-week matchup. The Knicks were 23-28, while the Celtics were exceeding expectations at 36-15, but dealing with the injuries of Kyrie Irving, Marcus Smart, and Shane Larkin. In professional sports, absences often provide opportunity. Little did we know, this one would be the start of something special. Terry Rozier got his first career start that night, going 6/14 from...
www.bostonherald.com May 16, 2018
Backcourt blues: Cavs guards J.R. Smith, George Hill horrible in Game 2
CLEVELAND — J.R. Smith reached out, placed his hands on Al Horfords back and shoved Bostons big man out of bounds.It was the only time Smith was on target.Smiths shoddy performance in Game 2 — he missed all seven shots and committed a flagrant foul in 27 forgettable minutes — underscored a startling disparity between Clevelands and Bostons starting backcourts that allowed the fearless Celtics to withstand a brilliant, 42-point effort by LeBron James and take a 2-0 series lead.Smith and point guard George Hill were outscored 41-3 by Bostons Jaylen Brown and Terry Rozier, who were faster,...
www.chron.com May 16, 2018
Celtics survive 42-point night by LeBron James to down Cavaliers
BOSTON (AP) — The Celtics punched the Cavaliers first and never looked back in rolling to a Game 1 rout. LeBron James took a literal shot to the jaw in Game 2 but kept right on scoring. So did the Celtics. Jaylen Brown scored 23 points and Boston withstood a 42-point night by James to beat Cleveland 107-94 on Tuesday and take a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference finals. Terry Rozier added 18 points, while Al Horford finished with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Boston improved to 9-0 this postseason at TD Garden. The Celtics have never blown a 2-0 series lead in the...
NESN.com May 16, 2018
Terry Rozier’s Huge Third Quarter Sparks Celtics’ Game 2 Comeback Win Vs. Cavs
BOSTON — The Celtics went into halftime of Game 2 trailing by seven and Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James in the... Read More »
NESN.com May 15, 2018
Watch Terry Rozier Make One-Handed Dunk For Celtics Vs. Cavaliers In Game 2
Terry Rozier helped widen the Boston Celtics’ lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers with one amazing play on the court. With... Read More »
The Republican May 15, 2018
Cleveland Cavs coach Ty Lue always considered Boston Celtics PG Terry Rozier to be a 'throwback player'
It was reasonable to believe that Terry Rozier, showing signs of improvement in his third NBA season, had been held back by the presence of superstar point guard Kyrie Irving. But nobody could have predicted a postseason outburst like this.
CelticsBlog May 13, 2018
Inside the Celtics Locker Room: Boston takes Game 1 (video)
Hear what Brad Stevens and his team had to say following their Game 1 victory over LeBron and the Cavs. BOSTON - The Boston Celtics began the 2018 Eastern Conference Finals with a bang, defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers by a score of 108-83. Brad Stevens downplayed the Game 1 win, focusing on what his team did well and how they can improve moving forward. We heard from numerous players after the win, including Marcus Morris, Al Horford, Jaylen Brown, Terry Rozier, and Jayson Tatum. Most of them followed their head coach’s lead, remaining focused on Game 2 and not letting their big...
The Republican May 13, 2018
Terry Rozier: Boston Celtics can get 'a lot better' defensively, according to Brad Stevens
Boston Celtics guard Terry Rozier says the team can get "a lot better" defensively, according to Brad Stevens.
Plain Dealer May 13, 2018
Who created 'Scary Terry' Rozier persona for Boston Celtics guard? It's a Cleveland story
A Cleveland management team, artist and video team helped to create the "Scary Terry" persona, which has caught fire in Boston, for Celtics guard Terry Rozier, a Shaker Heights High School grad.
