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Business Journals
22-05-2025
- Business
- Business Journals
40 Under 40 Gala Awards Reception
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Boston Globe
16-05-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Garden Party: Do or die (again)
So, the real question tonight is whether the Celtics' Game 5 formula is replicable. Can they shoot 45 percent from 3-point range again? Will six guys score in double figures? Can Jaylen and Derrick continue as the finest combination of Brown and White since humanity figured out how to perfectly toast a marshmallow? Canv Perhaps they don't have to be, seeing as there was a 25-point margin of error in that Game 5 win and Boston certainly doesn't need to win by 25 to stay alive. A single point will do. Advertisement The Game 5 win was electric, emotional, and required the very best of the remaining Celtics as a team. With 48 hours to regather, can they summon enough energy and emotion to go again? Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up 'Four hours ago, we had to win one game,' Mazzulla said after Game 5. 'Now, we just have to win one game.' One at a time. Let's get into it. About last night and what's on deck The Nuggets love a Game 7, huh? Jamal Murray scored 25 points in Denver's win. David Zalubowski/Associated Press Here's what went down Thursday night and what to know about Friday. 🏀 The Nuggets beat the Thunder to force a decisive Game 7 out West, thanks in large part to 29 points, 14 rebounds, and 8 assists from Nikola Jokic and another 25 points from Jamal Murray. 🏒 The Jets aren't going down easy. Winnipeg scored four goals and blanked the Stars on Thursday in Canada. Winnipeg can advance with a win in Dallas on Saturday. Advertisement 🏒 🏒 Brad Marchand and the Panthers (still feels weird!) can eliminate the Maple Leafs in Game 6 on Friday (8 p.m., TNT) down in Florida. This series is also how I found out Brandon Carlo plays for Toronto! 🗓️ Up next: The Celtics will once again look to avoid elimination as they head to Madison Square Garden for Game 6 against the Knicks (8 p.m., ESPN). In the know Abby Chin on the best of her broadcast job Shout out to Abby Chin. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff NBC Sports Boston isn't handling the broadcasts for this series, but veteran Celtics sideline reporter Abby Chin is still busy as ever. Emma: What's the most memorable Celtics game you've covered in your career? Abby: It's got to be the championship game, Game 5 last year against the Mavericks. I got to go in the locker room afterwards for the champagne shower. I think I might have been the only one who was happy that they lost Game 4, because that was a tight locker room [in Dallas], and we wouldn't have been able to do it in one room. So that was amazing. It's also just amazing to have been along for the entire run. My first season was Brad Stevens's first season, and so to see all of the different iterations of the team and what it's gone through, and then to see these guys reach the goal that they have worked so hard for, was incredible. Emma: Who's the most interesting Celtic to interview? Advertisement Abby: All time is Marcus Smart. I will stand for Marcus Smart forever. He was just so genuine, authentic, wore his heart on his sleeve, and was so fun to talk to, and was very gracious with his time. On the current team I'm going with Kristaps Porzingis. He's been fantastic, and he's so funny and can speak so many different languages, so you never know what you're gonna get with KP. Emma: Being a woman in a male-dominated career comes with many challenges, , but what do you love about being in this position? Abby: I love everything about it. I don't know anything else. I've worked in sports and in sports broadcasting my entire life. … I feel like one of my strengths is a different perspective, and so I look at things differently. I'm not Brian Scalabrine, looking at the Xs and Os and trying to talk about how you did on that screen or how you're getting better positioning on rebounds. But I'm looking at more of competition and the mental side of it, and personalities, and how they all fit — the chemistry of the team and those kind of things. So I feel like it gives me something unique to talk about every time. It's something that I take pride in, having a different perspective than others. For the group chat The Joe Mazzulla Quote of the Week Bad week for Max Strus (right) and Cleveland. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff Congratulations to Max Strus, a first-time winner of the Joe Mazzulla Quote of the Week. I also need to apologize for my colleague Emma Healy and the pro-Ohio propaganda that was spread in this newsletter earlier in the week. From here on out, it will only be slander of the city of Cleveland on my watch. Advertisement Anyway, the Cavaliers wrapped up their finest 2015 Atlanta Hawks impression (elite regular season team that absolutely nobody believed could get it done in the playoffs), actually getting eliminated a round earlier than that Hawks team in getting steamrolled by the Pacers. Ahead of a do-or-die Game 5, 'If you don't believe, then don't show up for work.' Strus finished the game with 0 points on 0 for 9 shooting from the field. Seems like someone didn't show up for work! Go deeper Three stories you shouldn't miss 👏 Nice job, guys: Maybe it all ends Friday night, 😷 KP concern: Kristaps Porzingis has a lengthy history of missing time in the playoffs, but nothing has compared to this illness he hasn't been able to shake. 🏀 Let's go, girls! The WNBA is (finally) back! The 2025 season tips off Friday night with Paige Bueckers making her Dallas debut against the Lynx, who fell just short of a title last year. Emma Healy can be reached at
USA Today
17-03-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Celtics Lab 310: On all-female broadcast crews and covering the Celtics with Abby Chin
Celtics Lab 310: On all-female broadcast crews and covering the Celtics with Abby Chin The Boston Celtics game against the Brooklyn Nets this Tuesday (March 18) night at TD Garden will have some history to it, with the broadcast crew for the home tilt against Boston's Eastern Conference foes to be just the second-ever all-female broadcast crew to cover a Celtics game. The full NBC Sports Boston crew features Abby Chin on play by play, Kayla Burton as the studio host, Jackie MacMullan and Diamond DeShields as the game analysts, and Jen Rizzotti and Ashley Battle as studio analysts. To that end, the hosts of the CLNS Media "Celtics Lab" podcast, Cameron Tabatabaie, and Justin Quinn (Alex Goldberg DNP - schedule conflict) linked up with Abby to talk about the broadcast, it's importance, and covering the league as a woman from several different angles. Don't miss this special episode -- and if you have ideas what Abby should use for a signature call (think Mike Gorman's 'Got it!'), be sure to let us know. We also get caught up on all the latest news, so be sure to tune in. Celtics Lab is brought to you by Prize Picks and Gametime. If you enjoy this pod, check out the "How Bout Them Celtics," "First to the Floor," "Celtics Lab," and the many other New England sports podcasts available on the CLNS Media network. Listen to the "Celtics Lab" podcast on: Apple Podcasts: Spotify:
Yahoo
07-03-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
What happened to D-White's teeth?? C's star explains bizarre incident
What happened to D-White's teeth?? C's star explains bizarre incident originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston Most Boston Celtics players will spend Friday getting some much-needed rest and preparing for Saturday's showdown with the Los Angeles Lakers. Derrick White will spend Friday at the dentist's office. The Celtics guard took a Kelly Oubre Jr. elbow to the face in the first half of Boston's win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday night, and a replay revealed that a tooth (or two) actually flew out of White's mouth on the play. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NBC Sports Boston (@nbcsboston) White immediately covered his mouth with his jersey and made a beeline to the locker room, but surprisingly returned to action in the second half looking (relatively) no worse for wear. So, how did White's teeth fall out so easily, and how was he able to get them back in? It turns out the teeth that fell out were the artificial teeth he had put in over the summer after chipping his front teeth during Game 5 of the 2024 NBA Finals. 'These four (teeth) are connected like a bridge, I guess is what the dentist people call it,' White told reporters after the game. 'Shout-out Boston Dental, I'll see you tomorrow, by the way. So, that fell out.' White admitted he had skipped a recent appointment to replace that bridge with permanent teeth. 'I was supposed to go in probably two weeks ago,' White told added. 'But I kept pushing it off to get my permanent ones. But I'm gonna go tomorrow.' Losing fake teeth is a lot less painful than losing real teeth. So, White and the medical staff were able to find an ad-hoc solution at halftime to put his 'bridge' back in his mouth and get him back on the court. 'Luckily they were right there. I picked them up, and we went to the back,' White said. 'I was trying to debate how I was going to go back, and then got some glue, put the mouthpiece on, and good to go. … It's not a pretty sight, so thankfully I covered my mouth right away.' The tooth incident may have affected White's shot — he made just 1 of 6 attempts in the second half and went 0 for 4 from 3-point range — but as usual, he found other ways to impact the game, recording all six of his assists after halftime to help the Celtics earn a 123-105 victory. If White was looking for sympathy from his teammates, though, he didn't find any. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NBC Sports Boston (@nbcsboston) 'Kids, that's why you've got to make sure you make those dentist appointments, because you might get elbowed in the face and lose your teeth,' big man Luke Kornet said in his 1-on-1 with NBC Sports Boston's Abby Chin after the game. 'Yeah, it's his own fault,' head coach Joe Mazzulla deadpanned in his 1-on-1 with Abby Chin when asked about White. So, White clearly learned his lesson and insisted his teeth will be all fixed ahead of Saturday's game against the Lakers. Does that mean he'll start wearing a mouth guard as well? 'No,' White said. 'I'll consider it, though. But no, probably not.'
