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» Saturday, May 26 2012

 

» Friday, May 25 2012

"We'll probably find out more here in the next few hours, but it's looking that way," Ainge said during his weekly interview on Boston sports radio station WEEI. "I think these reports are accurate -- at least the reports I've read. Someone said it was a 90 percent chance that he's done for the season, and it's looking that way." ESPN.com

 

» Thursday, May 24 2012

 

» Wednesday, May 23 2012

 

» Tuesday, May 22 2012

 

» Monday, May 21 2012

Peter Stringer: Doc on Bradley: "He's out." Says he hurt other shoulder as well, may be in and out of lineup going forward. Ray Allen will start. Twitter

“It’s just tough. It really is. I swear a lot of people would not be playing, and the only reason he is is because he wants to,” Doc Rivers said on Sunday before the team conducted practice. “I am concerned at some point that he (Bradley) may not be able to anymore. We don’t know what game that is, we don’t know what day he can finish it. We can keep going all the way and he can play [or] tomorrow could be his last game.” WEEI.com

Bradley did not participate in Sunday's afternoon workout and is officially a game-time decision for Monday's Game 5 of an Eastern Conference semifinal series (though the expectation is that he will likely play). "It came out. It went right back in, which is crazy," Rivers said of the Game 4 dislocation. "It’s a tough thing, what he’s going through. A lot of players would not be playing." ESPN.com

 

» Sunday, May 20 2012

Paul Flanner: Avery Bradley is not practicing today because of the shoulder. Doc said a lot of guys wouldn't be playing with it. Twitter

Peter Stringer: Doc on Bradley's shoulder injury: "A lot people would not be playing...it affects him defensively and he doesn't want to drive as much." Twitter

 

» Saturday, May 19 2012

That run erased an 18-point (49-31) Celtics lead, and gave the Sixers renewed hope. Rondo, Garnett, Brandon Bass and Avery Bradley all fell into foul trouble, and the Celtics responded by falling back on their heels. “When you have a chance to go up 3-1 in a series and you’re up and you’re on the road, what else are they going to do?” said Doc Rivers. “That’s what they should do, and that’s what was so disappointing. They are going to get into you, they are going to grab your hands, they are going to foul you. That’s what they should do, but we acted like we were surprised by it, and I was disappointed in that. “Tonight it was a matter (of composure),” he said. “I don’t know about Game 1 and 2, but tonight it was that simple. We had the lead. We had a chance to go up 3-1. I really didn’t think from the first quarter on that we played with the same discipline that we had in the first quarter, in my opinion. We start turning the ball over. We start making home run passes, and even though we still had a lead, I thought they chipped into the lead and allowed them to hang around in the game.” Boston Herald

 

» Thursday, May 10 2012

 

» Tuesday, May 8 2012

The Celtics are dealing with nagging injuries to Paul Pierce (left knee), Ray Allen (right ankle), and Avery Bradley (left shoulder), but Rivers said he anticipates them all in their normal roles with a chance to close out the Hawks on Tuesday at Philips Arena. "Everyone is going to play, I think," Rivers said before the team's morning shootaround at the arena. "Ray feels good, he's probably the healthiest right now. Avery has to be feeling better because he got through the game with no injury, so that's two more days of shoulder getting stronger. Other than that, everybody's about the same." ESPN.com

 

» Sunday, May 6 2012

The Celtics coach says that Avery Bradley will play and be in the starting lineup tonight after suffering a left shoulder separation during Friday’s 90-84 overtime win over the Atlanta Hawks. Bradley, who scored five points, exited in the third period and didn’t return. “It’s a concern. It’s a concern tonight and moving forward. We’re just going to throw him out … So he’s just going to try to see how it feels,” said Rivers. “We had the doctors out watching him warm up and everything. They said his jump shot look good, I don’t know. They just said he can play. We’re going to throw him out there.” Boston Herald

 

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