Boston Celtics are NBA champions #NBAFinals #NBA | NBA Daily

Look back on the Boston Celtics' championship run with these dazzling plays ☘️ #NBATipOffCountdown #NBAPhilippines | NBA Philippines

🏀On April 9, 1978 Celtics legend John Havlicek played the final game of his career as Boston defeated the Buffalo Braves 131-114 at Boston Garden. "Hondo" led all scorers with 29 points while adding 9 assists and 5 rebounds. The game is also notable in that it was the final game for the Buffalo Braves. The franchise moved to San Diego and changed its name to Clippers the next season before eventually moving to Los Angeles.🏀 #Hondo | Davenport Sports Network

🏀On March 5, 1978 the Boston Celtics beat the New York Knicks 112-94 at Boston Garden. In his 16th and final season with the Celtics, John Havlicek scores the 26,000th point in his legendary career. “Hondo” became just the 3rd player in NBA history at the time to reach the milestone, joining Oscar Robertson and Wilt Chamberlain. He would retire with 26,395 points to go along with his 8 NBA Championships.🏀#Hondo | Davenport Sports Network

🏀On March 5, 1978 the Boston Celtics beat the New York Knicks 112-94 at Boston Garden. In his 16th and final season with the Celtics, John Havlicek scores the 26,000th point in his legendary career. “Hondo” became just the third player in NBA history at the time to reach the milestone, joining Oscar Robertson and Wilt Chamberlain. He would retire with 26,395 points to go along with his 8 NBA Championships.🏀 | Davenport Sports Network

This Boston Celtics fan watches his genius head coach out-smart everyone in the league. | The Kicker

🏀On May 5, 1981 Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics, anticipating that his jumper from the right of the key during Game 1 of the 1981 NBA Finals against Houston was going to be off target, raced to the right baseline, grabbed the rebound with his right hand, switched the ball into his left hand as his momentum was taking him out of bounds and somehow laid it in the basket. Red Auerbach called it the greatest play he had ever seen, both for Bird’s physical ability to make the shot and his basketbal