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Question for the city dwellers
« on: September 18, 2008, 02:23:46 PM »

Offline Silas

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I'll be in Boston next week on business and would like to buy some Celtics stuff (caps and jerseys).  Any suggestions on the best store/location for me to check out? 
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Re: Question for the city dwellers
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I'll be in Boston next week on business and would like to buy some Celtics stuff (caps and jerseys).  Any suggestions on the best store/location for me to check out? 

You could always just go to the team store at the Garden.  The Garden is easily accessible by subway.  It's the North Station stop.


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Re: Question for the city dwellers
« Reply #2 on: September 18, 2008, 02:33:07 PM »

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The best option would obviously be the Pro Shop in the TD Banknorth Garden/North Station.  If not, I would try City Sports (there's one in the Back Bay on Boylston street, at Downtown Crossing on Bromfield street, at BU on Comm Ave, at Chestnut Hill right off route 9, at Porter Square, and at Harvard Square on Brattle street.)  Outside of the city I would try Moddell's or Dick's Sporting Goods.  Hope that helps.  

Re: Question for the city dwellers
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thanks to both of you....good suggestions.
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