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Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/15/26
The Celtics gear up for a high‑stakes showdown with the Dallas Mavericks on November 15, as rookie phenom Cooper Flagg makes his debut and Boston looks to snap its five‑game winning streak. The preview highlights injury updates—including Paul George’s health, Kristaps Porzingis’ temporary leave, and good news on Sam Hauser—while noting the team’s surprising early‑season form and growing national buzz. Additional links cover jersey history, charity visits, G‑League performances, and rumors about a potential female NBA head coach spotted at practice.
Preview: Dallas Mavericks (7-6) at Boston Celtics (10-2) Game #13 11/15/26
The Celtics host the Mavericks on Sunday, Nov. 15 at 6 p.m. EST in Game 13 of the regular season. Boston enters the game 10‑2, unbeaten at home (5‑0) and leading the East, while Dallas sits 7‑6, 10th in the West and coming off a loss to Cleveland. The Celtics have won five straight and are 3‑0 in the first game of back‑to‑back sets, whereas the Mavericks are 4‑1 against Eastern teams but have dropped their last two. Key starters include Kyrie Irving versus Derrick White and Paul George versus Jayson Tatum. Dallas lists four injured players (Biberovic, DeLarrea, Lively II, and possibly Max Christie). Both teams have busy schedules ahead, with the Celtics set for another back‑to‑back against Orlando and a West‑coast road swing.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/14/26
The latest Celtics Daily Links roundup spotlights Jayson Tatum’s breakout early‑season form and the immediate boost Paul George provides, calling their fit “perfect.” It also notes a veteran‑wing resurgence, Mitchell Robinson’s turnaround, Sam Hauser’s underrated contributions, and a bench ranked among the NBA’s best. Trade chatter surrounds Kyrie Irving and Dejounte Murray, while rumors about a first‑round pick plan and a potential Paul George contract add intrigue. The collection underscores Boston’s legitimacy as a contender in the 2026‑27 Eastern Conference race.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/13/26
The CelticsDailyLinks roundup dives into the latest drama and milestones surrounding Boston. It highlights Charles Barkley’s criticism of Jaylen Brown amid a reported cold shoulder to Jayson Tatum, explores whether the duo talked in France, and examines the impact of the Paul George trade on the team’s culture and playoff rotation. The post also notes Tatum’s rise in MVP rankings, Sam Hauser’s surprise leaderboard surge, and Boston’s defensive upgrades, while referencing recent wins, historical notes, and upcoming podcast discussions about the Celtics’ status as the Eastern Conference’s top contender.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/12/26
The Celtics cap a perfect 4‑0 road trip with a gritty 98‑93 comeback win over the Toronto Raptors on Nov. 11, erasing a 22‑point deficit. Jayson Tatum leads the rally, while Neemias Queta delivers late heroics and Derrick White’s block sparks a decisive 7‑point run. Coach Joe Mazzulla breaks down locker‑room dynamics and praises the team’s toughness, and Paul George’s performance against the 76ers also draws attention. The victory marks the Celtics’ fifth straight win and highlights their resilience heading into the next stretch of the season.
Comments from the Other Side - Raptors 11/11/26
The author previews the upcoming Raptors‑Celtics showdown, noting the Celtics came off a gritty 4‑0 road trip and are favored by 5.5 points after a line shift. He predicts a massive Raptors win, forecasting a 40‑point blowout with Payton Pritchard exploding for 10‑plus threes and Sam Hauser adding five, while expecting Robinson to haul 25 rebounds. The post also references recent Celtics struggles, injury concerns, and the impact of players like Jayson Tatum and Derrick White, while mocking Boston’s reliance on three‑point shooting. He ends with a tongue‑in‑cheek wager that even a 20‑point loss would feel like a win for Toronto.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/11/26
The Celtics roar past the Philadelphia 76ers 123‑101 in a revenge game, with new acquisition Paul George stealing the spotlight by dropping 30 points and flipping off a Philly fan. Jayson Tatum outplays former teammate Jaylen Brown, whose cold‑shoulder pre‑game handshake fuels speculation about their rivalry. George’s performance earns him Player of the Game honors, while Boston eyes a bounce‑back against the Toronto Raptors on Nov. 11. Injuries loom as Paul George is listed as doubtful for the upcoming Raptors matchup.
Comments from the Other Side - 76ers 11/10/26
A Celtics‑centric fan dissects the upcoming 76ers‑Celtics showdown on November 11, 2026, noting the Celtics open as 1.5‑point favorites at home. He predicts a chaotic game driven by Jaylen Brown’s scoring binge, possible foul trouble for Joel Embiid, and a decisive three‑point shooting battle. The writer urges Maxey and Simons to explode, warns of the Sixers’ defensive woes against Jayson Tatum, and even jokes about a potential fight involving the mascots. Betting odds, recent free‑throw disparity (28‑5) and the rivalry’s emotional weight frame his hopeful yet skeptical outlook.
Preview: Boston Celtics (9-2) at Toronto Raptors (5-5) Game #12 11/11/26
The Boston Celtics (9‑2) close a four‑game road swing with a back‑to‑back clash against the Toronto Raptors (5‑5) on Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 7 PM ET in Toronto. Boston leads the East, riding a five‑game winning streak, a 9‑1 run in its last ten, and a 4‑2 road record. The Celtics have dominated Toronto historically (77‑43 all‑time) and have won the last five meetings. Toronto, now sixth in the East, is dealing with several injuries (Kawhi Leonard, Scottie Barnes out; Quickley, Jackson‑Davis, Murray‑Boyles questionable) and recent roster moves. Expect flexible lineups as both coaches manage rest in this pivotal Atlantic Division matchup.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/10/26
The Celtics‑76ers showdown on Nov. 10, 2026 fuels a heated Brown‑Tatum saga as the two Boston stars face off in Philadelphia for the first time since their fallout. Headlines highlight Jaylen Brown’s "nothing to talk about" stance, his ongoing silence with Jayson Tatum, and the added drama of Paul George’s new role with Boston. Pre‑game coverage lists injury updates, lineups, and how George’s scoring could tip the balance, while analysts debate whether the Celtics need extra help for Tatum’s scoring load. The preview packs rivalry, trade talk, and tactical insights into a must‑read roundup for fans.
Preview: Boston Celtics (8-2) at Philadelphia 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
The Celtics (8-2) travel to Philadelphia on Nov. 10 for Game #11 against the 76ers (9-2), the first of four meetings this season. Both teams sit atop the East, with the Celtics eyeing a third straight win and the 76ers chasing a second. Highlights include the heated Jayson Tatum‑Jaylen Brown saga post‑trade, Paul George’s return to Philly, and a stacked 76ers lineup featuring LeBron James, Tyrese Maxey and Joel Embiid (despite plantar fasciitis). Boston’s tentative starter list features Derrick White, Jordan Walsh, Paul George and Jayson Tatum, while Philly likely fields Maxey, VJ Edgecombe, Jaylen Brown, LeBron James and Embiid. Injuries: the 76ers list Adem Bona, Dominick Barlow and Ariel Hukporti as out; the Celtics have no active injuries.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/9/26
Boston rolls past Milwaukee 117-97, boosting its record to 8-2 and marking a second blowout win over the Bucks in three games. Coach Joe Mazzulla highlights Mitchell Robinson’s breakout performance and a surprise starting lineup that stifled Milwaukee’s offense. Meanwhile, Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum downplay any tension ahead of their first Celtics‑76ers clash, saying there’s “nothing to talk about.” The post also notes Mazzulla’s recent call to Kristaps Porzingis after the Latvian’s retirement news and Paul George’s emerging role as a Celtics go‑to scorer.
Comments from the Other Side - Bucks 11/8/26
A passionate Celtics fan vents about the Milwaukee Bucks, ridiculing their coach, front office, and players while repeatedly praising (and mocking) Kyle Kuzma’s hot shooting streak. The post predicts a 30‑point Celtics win, highlights Myles Turner’s struggles, mentions Danny Ainge’s lingering fan hatred, and calls out the Bucks’ alleged contract issues. It’s a rant‑filled commentary that blends sarcasm with game predictions and personal grievances, offering a vivid snapshot of the rivalry’s heat on November 9, 2026.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/8/26
The Celtics head to Milwaukee for a prime‑time showdown against a Bucks team on a five‑game losing streak. The post aggregates previews, injury updates (key center questionable, Payton Pritchard’s exit, Mitchell Robinson’s status), and recent stats highlighting Jayson Tatum’s scoring surge, Sam Hauser’s unique stat line, and Derrick White’s impact. It also links to historical Boston moments, G‑League highlights, and expert commentary on roster rotation, giving fans a one‑stop hub to gauge Boston’s chances before the 8 p.m. game on Nov 8, 2026.
Preview: Boston Celtics (7-2) at Milwaukee Bucks (1-8) Game #10 11/8/26
The Celtics (7-2) head to Milwaukee on Nov. 8 for Game #10, seeking a third win in the season after a 109-102 victory on Nov. 4. Boston sits second in the East behind Philadelphia, while the Bucks (1-8) languish 15th, on a five‑game skid despite a roster overhaul that swapped Giannis for Tyler Herro, Kel’el Ware and others. Expect a starting line‑up of Derrick White, Jordan Walsh, Paul George, Jayson Tatum and Neemias Queta for Boston, and Braydon Burries, Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Kyle Kuzma and Miles Turner for Milwaukee. Key matchup: Walsh vs. Herro, who averages 22.3 points and shoots 41.1% from three.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/7/26
Jayson Tatum erupts for 39 points as the Boston Celtics rout the Charlotte Hornets 119‑80 in an NBA Cup group‑stage blowout on Nov. 6, 2026. The win marks the Celtics’ second victory and bolsters their deep‑run hopes, highlighted by a three‑point barrage and dominant interior play. In related news, former Celtic forward Kristaps Porzingis announces he is stepping away from the NBA to focus on his health. The article also touches on coaching moments, including Coach Joe Mazzulla’s supportive hug to Neemias Queta after the game.
Comments from the Other Side - Hornets 11/6/26
Celtics dominate the Hornets in a lopsided game, leaving the Charlotte fan base venting frustrations on the blog. The post highlights a 30‑point loss scenario, complaints about player performance (Charles Lee, Dennis Schröder, Brandon), and trade talk—especially a proposed swap of Tidjane Salaün for Josh Giddey. Fans also mock the Hornets' 3‑point shooting (19‑of‑60) and lament the recent trade of Jaylen Brown for Paul George. The atmosphere is described as a sea of Boston fans, and the writer predicts a possible 50‑point defeat, hoping for a high draft pick after the Melo trade. Key names: Jayson Tatum, Brad Stevens, Jeff Peterson, and the controversial GM moves.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/6/26
The Celtics Daily Links roundup highlights Boston’s hot topics ahead of the NBA Cup clash with Charlotte on Nov. 6. Key stories include the team’s first‑round pick heading to the G League and what the Celtics expect from him, injury updates on Payton Pritchard and Derrick White, and Paul George’s “attack mode” when Jayson Tatum rests. Analysts debate Luka Garza’s minutes, Mitchell Robinson’s role, and whether the Celtics can fix their fourth‑quarter lapses that have plagued big leads. Additional items cover Kristaps Porzingis’ unpaid status, Jordan Walsh’s early‑season remarks, and a preview of the Hornets‑Celtics matchup with streaming info and predictions.
Preview: Boston Celtics (6-2) at Charlotte Hornets (3-6) Game #9 11/6/26
The Boston Celtics (6-2) start a four‑game road trip by facing the Charlotte Hornets (3-6) on Friday, Nov. 6 at 7 PM ET in the NBA Emirates Cup (Group C). The Celtics, 83‑47 all‑time vs. Charlotte and 3rd in the Eastern Conference, aim to stay unbeaten in the Cup after beating Chicago, while the Hornets, 10th in the East, have endured a five‑game losing streak and roster turnover—including arrivals like Coby White and Naz Reid and the loss of LaMelo Ball. Boston lists Derrick White, Hugo Gonzalez, Paul George, Jayson Tatum and Neemias Queta as probable starters; Charlotte’s lineup features White, Miller, James, Reid and Diabate, with several injury questions. The game also impacts group play, with the winner eyeing a quarter‑final spot on Dec. 4‑5.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/5/26
The Celtics fend off a 22‑point second‑half rally to beat the Milwaukee Bucks 109‑102 on Nov. 4, 2026, despite resting Jayson Tatum. Paul George and Derrick White step up, each scoring 22 points and delivering clutch plays that secured the win. Payton Pritchard exits early with an eye injury, prompting a recovery update from coach Joe Mazzulla. Mitchell Robinson rebounds with a career‑high 18 points, while Neemias Queta earns Player of the Game honors. The victory marks Boston’s first test without Tatum and highlights the team's depth and resilience.
Comments from the Other Side - Bucks 11/4/26
A passionate Bucks fan erupts after a recent Celtics showdown, praising Boston’s clutch win but lamenting how close the game was. The rant targets Kyle Kuzma, Tyler Herro, and Myles Turner, accusing them of poor play and excessive turnovers, while defending Payton Pritchard’s unnoticed injuries. The writer notes Jayson Tatum’s rest, predicts easier wins for Milwaukee, and calls for ticket refunds. Amid sarcasm about roster moves and coaching, the post highlights the Bucks’ draft of Georgios Kalaitzakis and hopes the team can stay within 20 points against Boston.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/4/26
Boston’s latest link roundup zeroes in on Mitchell Robinson’s under‑whelming start, sparking debate over his fit and whether his struggles could derail Jayson Tatum’s MVP push. The preview for the Celtics‑Bucks game highlights Tatum’s possible injury, the need for secondary scoring from Derrick White and Payton Pritchard, and Paul George’s impact on the roster. Analysts also discuss Luka Garza’s role, roster tweaks, and early‑season power‑ranking shifts as the Celtics seek to rebound from a snapped five‑game streak.
Preview: Milwaukee Bucks (1-6) at Boston Celtics (5-2) Game #8 11/4/26
The Celtics aim for a fifth straight home win on Nov. 4 as they host the 1‑6 Bucks at TD Garden (7:30 PM ET, NBCSN). Boston sits third in the East (5‑2) behind Philadelphia and Detroit, while Milwaukee languishes 14th (1‑6) after a roster overhaul that swapped Giannis for Tyler Herro and others. Celtics star Jayson Tatum is listed as questionable (rest) alongside Payton Pritchard (shoulder), with Devin Carter out sick. Expected lineups feature Derrick White, Hugo Gonzalez, Paul George, Jayson Tatum and Neemias Queta for Boston, and Braydon Burries, Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Kyle Kuzma and Miles Turner for Milwaukee. Both teams have recent success against each other, making the matchup a key early‑season test.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 11/3/26
The Celtics’ five‑game winning streak ends with a 109‑93 loss to the Houston Rockets in Houston, highlighted by former Celtic Marcus Smart celebrating a key play against his old team. Boston struggled with shooting and injuries, missing Payton Pritchard’s production and dealing with Mitchell Robinson’s early‑season woes. Jayson Tatum earns his 14th Eastern Conference Player of the Week honor despite the defeat, while coach Joe Mazzulla reveals his use of AI in game planning. The loss sparks debate over Pritchard’s role and the team’s defensive identity moving forward.
Comments from the Other Side - Rockets 11/2/26
A Celtics‑focused fan breaks down the upcoming Rockets‑Celtics showdown, highlighting key factors like Boston’s 5‑1 start, a back‑to‑back schedule, and travel fatigue for the Rockets. He praises Marcus Smart’s intensity, warns that the Rockets struggle with free‑throw shooting and flopping, and predicts the Celtics will dominate the boards, potentially leading by 40 at halftime. He notes the impact of players such as JD Mitchell Robinson, Jaylen Tatum, and the odd “PG‑13” reference, while teasing a possible revenge game from Ime Udoka’s bench. The post mixes humor with serious analysis, suggesting the Celtics have the edge in a high‑scoring, three‑point‑heavy contest.
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