BostonTiger

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On a side note, I am am visiting Boston for Easter and was wondering if the Celtic games was something worth doing. Seems I can get tickets upstairs on Friday night at a good price whereas the Bruins tickets are much more expensive. Any thoughts?

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Suddenly Celtics games have gotten a lot more interesting. About 6 weeks ago I would have told you not to bother because it looked like the C's were going to tank. But after all of the trades they made this year, the team they have is starting to click and they're in the hunt for a playoff spot in the
East (which I'll admit isn't saying much). People are back into it and even though there's been the drop off from the Big 3 era, the place is still pretty packed and lively.

This a huge hockey town (HS Hockey is bigger than Football) so the Bruins have a very dedicated fan base. (thus the expense) The other thing about Bruins fans is that the Average Joe still goes to their games and so the crowd is very much into it (even tho they're barely holding on to a playoff spot). If you've never seen an NHL game before, it's worth it, especially in a market where they really know the game. IMHO, it's the best of the major sports to see live. If you've been to an NHL game before, that I would go with the cheaper option, but I love hoops and I'm an ex New Orleanian who doesn't appreciate (or understand) hockey in the same way.

This kind of sums it up:

This game is a joke. I can't remember two worse defensive teams in the same game. If their hoop teams played each other they would score less. How could anyone fear either of these teams?

For all those who complained about 9-6; here you go... :rolleyes:

I think he already has lost his starting job

it was a shoulder to shoulder hit - wtf?

They sound like Yankee fans