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Banner 17: Starting Off with a Bang
The Celtics celebrated their new ownership with a commemorative basketball dated with the completed sale on December 31, 2002. Led by Wyc Grousbeck, H. Irving Grousbeck, Steve Pagliuca and The Abbey G ...
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Bringing Danny Back to Boston
After reaching the Eastern Conference Finals in 2002, the Celtics took a step back the following postseason. Boston dropped five games in the standings and bowed out in the second round of the 2003 NB ...
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Kentucky’s Celtics
During the 2002-03 season, Boston celebrated back-to-back playoff appearances for the first time since 1993. Head Coach Jim O’Brien, a former assistant at the University of Kentucky, started three Ken ...
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Man of the Auer
The Celtics honored legendary coach Red Auerbach with a bobblehead, complete with his signature victory cigar, during a 2003 game against the New Orleans Hornets. Boston drew on the magic of Auerbach’ ...
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Nearly a Half-Century for Pierce
Paul Pierce laced up his shoes before a game against the Denver Nuggets on January 24, 2003. Pierce torched the Nuggets for 45 points and 10 rebounds to lead Boston to a 77-58 victory at home. Pierce, ...
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Optimism in ’03
Coming off a trip to the Eastern Conference Finals and a mid-summer trade that brought four-time All-Star Vin Baker to Boston, there was real optimism about the Celtics for the first time in a decade. ...
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Outpacing the Pacers
Surrounded by thousands of rally towels, the Celtics fed off their fans’ energy to close out a series win in Game 6 of the 2003 Eastern Conference First Round. Boston made 14 consecutive shots at one ...
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Telling the Truth
Boston’s two young stars Antoine Walker and Paul Pierce landed on the cover of Improper Bostonian magazine in March 2003. Walker and Pierce maintained a strong friendship off the court and Walker call ...
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Watch: The Truth Loves the Fans
Watch Paul Pierce go through the tunnel and high-five fans on his way to the locker room. “The Truth” became a fan favorite over his 15 seasons wearing the Green and White.