Celtics News

[Roy H.]

Some sad news, former Celtics player, Jason Collins, says he has Stage 4 brain cancer.

Just awful - so sorry to hear that.

Yeah, I just read this:

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/47266076/jason-collins-stage-4-glioblastoma

I feel for him, and all of the individuals and families dealing with this horrible disease.

[Neurotic Guy]

Some sad news, former Celtics player, Jason Collins, says he has Stage 4 brain cancer.

Just awful - so sorry to hear that.

Yeah, I just read this:

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/47266076/jason-collins-stage-4-glioblastoma

I feel for him, and all of the individuals and families dealing with this horrible disease.

That clip was just heart wrenching.  We?ve all probably known someone with glioblastoma - I had two friends die of it.  It?s just devastating.  Seems that he?s handling it about as well as humanly possible.

[President Red]

Some sad news, former Celtics player, Jason Collins, says he has Stage 4 brain cancer.

Just awful - so sorry to hear that.

Yeah, I just read this:

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/47266076/jason-collins-stage-4-glioblastoma

I feel for him, and all of the individuals and families dealing with this horrible disease.

That clip was just heart wrenching.  We?ve all probably known someone with glioblastoma - I had two friends die of it.  It?s just devastating.  Seems that he?s handling it about as well as humanly possible.

My wife's father died from this back in 2013.  There were experimental treatments at the time and there are some new ones in the works -- news of that disease tends to draw my attention -- but it's still one of the worst types of cancer to get.  It does sound like he's handling it as well as possible, and trying to look at his treatment as an opportunity to help others in the future.  That's an admirable outlook.

[Phantom255x]

Some sad news, former Celtics player, Jason Collins, says he has Stage 4 brain cancer.

Just awful - so sorry to hear that.

Yeah, I just read this:

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/47266076/jason-collins-stage-4-glioblastoma

I feel for him, and all of the individuals and families dealing with this horrible disease.

That clip was just heart wrenching.  We?ve all probably known someone with glioblastoma - I had two friends die of it.  It?s just devastating.  Seems that he?s handling it about as well as humanly possible.

My wife's father died from this back in 2013.  There were experimental treatments at the time and there are some new ones in the works -- news of that disease tends to draw my attention -- but it's still one of the worst types of cancer to get.  It does sound like he's handling it as well as possible, and trying to look at his treatment as an opportunity to help others in the future.  That's an admirable outlook.

Yeah a distant relative of my friend's passed away from it back in 2019. It's very sad, and unfortunately there's just not much you can do about it but remain hopeful and just live life in the present. Medicine and technology have made a lot of advancements but there's still a lot of work to be done and research ongoing. I hope we can get to a point where we can have solutions to these cancers and other terminal diagnoses but it's not easy.

I feel for Jason Collins and his family.

[Goldstar88]

@taylorcsnow

Jordan Walsh has tied a Celtics record for most career 1st halves with 15+ points and 100.0 FG%.

He has TWO in a FOUR-GAME span:
12/11 @ MIL 18 PTS (7-7 FG)
12/4 @ WAS 15 PTS (6-6 FG)

Paul Pierce is the only other Celtic with two such career efforts in the play-by-play era.

[Donoghus]

More bad cancer news.

Boston Celtics
@celtics
Dr. Ed Lacerte needs our help 💚

The former Head Athletic Trainer for the Celtics and
@usabasketball
 was diagnosed with Leukemia, and his doctors have recommended a blood stem cell transplant.

Join the
@nmdp_org
's national bone marrow registry to help: http://Celtics.com/20seconds

[Phantom255x]

At least after tomorrow the schedule starts to "normalize"

Sorry but this "4 games in two full weeks" is just BS and really ruins the flow of things both as a player and a viewer. Hell, why not just give the teams an extra week off besides the ASB at that point. What a gimmick this Cup is

And btw, it's not gonna solve guys sitting out or load managing. It'll continue