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Zack Cox
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Celtics Beat Reporter, Boston Herald
Boston
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Foreign News, politics
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By Zack Cox Verified| Boston Herald Verified Bill Russell famously closed out his unparalleled playing career with consecutive NBA championships, beating the Los Angeles Lakers in 1968 and again in ’69. The Celtics have won it all seven times since Russell retired more than a half-century ago. But that feat — back-to-back titles — has never been replicated in Boston. The Dave Cowens- and John Havlicek-led teams of the 1970s never did it. Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish never did it. Nor did Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen.
By Zack Cox Verified| Boston Herald Verified The Celtics will have a considerable edge in talent and depth in their first-round playoff series against the Magic. But Orlando is capable of making life difficult for the reigning NBA champions. Specifically, the Magic excel at taking away what the Celtics do best: drowning opponents beneath a deluge of 3-pointers. Boston set an NBA record for made threes this season, canning 1,457 as it compiled the second-best record in the Eastern Conference (and third-best in the NBA).
By Zack Cox Verified| Boston Herald Verified Bill Russell famously closed out his unparalleled playing career with consecutive NBA championships, beating the Los Angeles Lakers in 1968 and again in ’69. The Celtics have won it all seven times since Russell retired more than a half-century ago. But that feat — back-to-back titles — has never been replicated in Boston. The Dave Cowens- and John Havlicek-led teams of the 1970s never did it. Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish never did it. Nor did Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen.
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Boston Herald
The Boston Herald is one of the oldest daily newspapers in the United States, founded in 1846. It has a rich history, having absorbed other newspapers and merging with The Boston Journal in 1917. The newspaper is known for its comprehensive coverage of local, regional, national, and international news, providing firsthand accounts and insightful editorials. The Boston Herald offers valuable historical archives that serve as resources for academic research, showcasing nearly 170 years of East Coast history. Published in a tabloid format since 1981, it maintains a strong presence in the Boston area. The newspaper has received eight Pulitzer Prizes, highlighting its commitment to quality journalism and impactful storytelling. Its readership includes a diverse audience interested in both current events and historical insights.
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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Founded: 1846