Category: Morning Links

After trailing by 17 points at one point in the first half, the Celtics finally got their act together last night, and stormed back for a 112-102 win over the Portland Trailblazers last night. Paul Pierce had 30 points to lead the way for the Celtics. On Oscar night, Steve Bulpett has the Celtics starring … Continue reading Celts Blaze Their Way Back

Manny Ramirez showing up on time to camp is the top story in the papers this morning, and him speaking to the media on his arrival is an even bigger one. Steve Buckley has Ramirez happy, upbeat and wanting to stay in Boston for the rest of his career. Jeff Goldberg has Manny stating that … Continue reading Manny Has Arrived

First, a quick site update, the link collections that many of you have been wondering about, have finally been added back into the site, they're in the sidebar to the right here. We're finally just about done with putting everything back together. The Celtics fell to 0-2 on their West coast road trip, beaten last … Continue reading Celtics Fall Again Out West

The BSMW Full Court Press has a rebuttal this morning to a Sunday Op-Ed piece in the Boston Globe, which decried the Celtics Dancers, using the word "porn" four times to describe them, and has the author generally behaving like a moral bully. The Celtics themselves dropped their first game against a Western conference opponent last night, … Continue reading Celtics Stumble on First Stop

Despite not throwing a pitch yet this spring, Curt Schilling has been right where he wants to be be down in Ft Myers thus far - in the spotlight. His shoulder and the conflict over how it should be treated have been at the top of the headlines in the early going of the Red … Continue reading Schill Picking and Choosing

Mike Fish of ESPN.com report that Sen. Arlen "single bullet" Specter wasn't satisfied with what he heard from the NFL about Spygate and will continue his investigation. Gordon Edes assesses the Red Sox at the start of spring training, with comments from Theo Epstein and Terry Francona. Amalie Benjamin and Steve Buckley have Jonathan Papelbon … Continue reading Hope Springs Eternal For Sox

Morning links while trying to figure out how I misremembered that my mother-in-law is visiting this weekend... The Celtics ended the first half of the season with a couple more injuries and another win, their 41st of the season (against only 9 losses) and head into the All Star break before embarking on the traditional … Continue reading Celtics Cruise Into Break

The Celtics pushed their record to 40-9 this season with a 104-97 win over the Pacers in Indiana. Paul Pierce led the way with 28 points and 12 rebounds, while Ray Allen had 23 points, and Leon Powe contributed 16 points and 9 rebounds to the effort. Marc J. Spears has the Celtics becoming the … Continue reading A Cool 40 For Celts

The Beanpot leads off the local sports for a Tuesday AM: John Connolly and Nancy Marrapese-Burrell report on Boston College's 5-6 OT win over Harvard with take the Beanpot championship. Jeff Howe also reports on the Beanpot win for Boston College. John Powers says that finishing the job and taking the title was important for … Continue reading BC is Cool Beans

There are still things to finish up here, such as finding a place for all the links that used to fill the left sidebar, (and they will be on the site somewhere) and tweaking some appearance options, (If you have suggestions for the font in the posts let me know) but the BSMW site redesign and … Continue reading Celtics Clamp Down on Duncan, Spurs