Celtics Stuff Live

Following tonight's opening game of the Eastern Conference Finals, Celtics Stuff Live will be on air to take your calls. We'll talk about the prospects of the beaten and beleaguered Celtics advancing to the Finals... and likely hate on the Heat a fair amount as well. See you after the game!

Celtics Stuff Live will be on air TONIGHT at 9pm! We'll be discussing the amazing deconstruction of the Philadelphia 76ers in closing minutes of Game 1... and the lackluster effort in the early going as well. Jon and Justin will also take your calls so call in and give us your thoughts on how you see this series shaping up.

Immediately following Game 4 of the Celtics - Hawks playoff series, Celtics Stuff Live will be on air LIVE. Jon, Justin, and Kevin will be taking your calls as the C's try to push ahead to a 3-1 series lead before heading back down to Atlanta.

Join us on Celtics Stuff Live Monday (4/30) at 9pm when Kevin Henkin and Jon Duke talk about Game 1 of the Hawks series and look ahead to a possibly Rondo-less Game 2. A special guest my join us along for the ride as well.... 9pm, Be There!

A bit of a delayed postgame show tonight at 9pm as the Celtics Stuff Live crew gets back together to discuss the Celtics' latest run of excellent play and break down today's game against Joel Anthony's Miami Heat. No foolin'!

CSL will be live at 9pm TONIGHT with Kevin Henkin and Jon Duke to break down the events of Thursday's NBA trade deadline. We'll look short term to understand what this does for the Celtics this season, and then address the larger question of hitting the reset button this summer on the Big 3 Era.  See you at 9!

  After scheduling difficulties standing in the way of a number of Sunday night shows, Celtics Stuff Live is back tonight at 9pm. Justin and Jon will be taking your calls and we'll be looking forward to hearing from you in the Celtics Blog chat. So see you all at 9pm!

Celtics are on fire and have finally made it on the warm and sunny side of the .500 mark. Improved play from the Big 3 and the recent return of Rajon Rondo have buoyed hopes that this era is not yet over and there is still fight in this crew. Tonight at 9pm, the Boston Herald's Steve Bulpett joins Jon and Justin to discuss the Celtics after nearly 1/3rd of the season in the books to make sense of it all.

Celtics Stuff Live will broadcast immediately following Sunday night's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, somewhere in the neighborhood of 9pm. The Celtics' recently improved play has simultaneously raised the spirits of a disgusted fanbase, and quieted trade discussions to a murmur. Jon, Kevin, and Justin will be taking your calls as we look ahead to relatively easy week as the Celtics try to climb above the .500 mark.

After a busy NFL football championship Sunday, Celtics Stuff Live will be moving it's usual Sunday night broadcast for just one week to Monday, following the Celtics game with the Orlando Magic. Jon Duke and Kevin Henkin will hold things down and take your calls postgame here on CSL!

This Sunday night Scott Souza of the Metro West Daily News joins Celtics Stuff Live at 9pm to chat with Jon and Justin on the state of the team following a very tough to watch game against the Pacers last Friday night. In addition to our typical discussion, we'll get "Skip Sosa's" opinions on Sean Grande and attempt to follow the latest chapter in their ongoing battle.

With a NBA.com streamed scrimmage already in the books and an exhibition season debut on tap, the Celtics are being thrust head first into what is already a challenging 2012 NBA season. The loss of Jeff Green for the season due to a serious heart ailment is certainly not part of Danny Ainge's "vision" for this potential end of the Big 3 Era, but no one had the pleasure of making such potential life threatening choices either. Celtics Radio Play by Play master Sean Grande will join Jon, Justin, and Kevin this evening to discuss the next steps for Ainge and whether or not old friend James Posey will be hugging Celtics teammates before an opening tap anytime soon.

After a week of insanity due to the Chris Paul trade scenario, Celtics Stuff Live returns to the air Sunday at 9pm.  Joining CSL this week is WEEI.com's Paul Flannery, who may be the biggest backer of Rajon Rondo in the local media,so we'll be certain to get his take on the CP3 trade rumors and how that'll affect the Celtics' mercurial star point guard. As always we'll be taking your calls and be sure to stop into the chat to weigh in with other listeners.

After a long Lockout-induced hiatus, Celtics Stuff Live will return this Sunday at 9pm with longtime Celtics play by play man Mike Gorman. The new CBA has set up what will be a fascinating abbreviated  2012 NBA season in what might be the Big 3's last run at a title, but 9 vacant roster spots Ainge has his work made out for him to make this work. Plenty to talk about and we'll be glad to have you back!

Kelly Dwyer of the Yahoo Sports Blog, "Ball Don't Lie" will be joining us from 9-10pm tonight!  Here is his assessment of the Celtics' draft this last Thursday night: Grade: A For the last few years, I've lived in Lafayette, Ind., which is just an eight-minute drive from West Lafayette, Ind., where Purdue is located. Both of these players are from Purdue, and I should either be terribly biased in their favor, or reacting negatively and inappropriately based solely on the punk Purdue hipsters who dodge in front of my car every time I cross over the Wabash River to buy used LPs in West Lafayette. The truth is that I don't care about Purdue, I watch as much Purdue basketball as I do Duke or College of Charleston basketball (that is to say, no basketball), and my location has no impact on this rating. With that in place, I think Johnson can be a terrific player in the right system, so much so that he was my favorite target for my hometown Chicago Bulls as they picked late in Round 1. And Moore, though his game is full of holes and he is a wing-trapped in a point guard's body, could be a rotation-level talent. Even knowing Johnson's rebounding issues and understanding his small frame, Boston could turn him into a contributor that lasts for years. Not bad, for the end of the first and second rounds. Boilermaker-hoy! (I don't think that's what they say, here. I'm not at all certain what they say, here.)