Jazz (28-30) at Celtics (35-25) Game #61 2/29/16

[Celtic Fan Forever]

Huge win!

[jpotter33]

[CoachBS#1]

Great win, never quit, GO CELTICS!!!!

[Rosco917]

Never had a doubt 

[jpotter33]

Thats one of the best blocks Ive ever seen. Im sure Im over reacting but he just smothered a player with a 6 inch height advantage on a shot thats pretty much designed to be unblockable.

Naw, this one on Wade was better 

[slamtheking]

and there we go.  nice win

[esel1000]

what...a...win

[hwangjini_1]

just joined the game in time to see the last few minutes.

this is one fun team to watch!!!!!  loved bradley's block to change the game.

they never give up do they? 

[bello_man09]

good game...AMIRs  rebound was big

[Vox_Populi]

11 wins over .500 after 61 games. What a great season.

Can we make a push for the 2-seed???

[max215]

That was subliime, just sublime! Great win, fellas!

[slamtheking]

Thats one of the best blocks Ive ever seen. Im sure Im over reacting but he just smothered a player with a 6 inch height advantage on a shot thats pretty much designed to be unblockable.

Naw, this one on Wade was better 

true, that will always be his best block -- the fact it was on Wade makes it extra sweet

[Neurotic Guy]

Great win tonight.  Utah fought hard all night.

[crimson_stallion]

Thats one of the best blocks Ive ever seen. Im sure Im over reacting but he just smothered a player with a 6 inch height advantage on a shot thats pretty much designed to be unblockable.

It seriously was...one of the best individual defensive plays I've ever seen.

When I saw Hayward backing down Bradley I was actually very worried.  AB held his ground so he couldn't get backed in, then when Hayward went up AB timed his jump perfectly and NOTHING but ball. 

Just spectacular defense, absolutely spectacular.

[MJohnnyboy]

What's that about Bradley not being able to defend taller guards? 

Because he just destroyed a 6'8" Gordon Hayward right there

Oh please. One play and all the sudden that's going to change everyone's minds on a player? Yeah right.

Take the Thunder-Warriors game on Saturday night. Some no name hack called Stephen Curry hit a 40-ft 3 pointer with a hand in his face just before the buzzer. Just because that guy Curry hit a lucky shot doesn't automatically make him a shooting legend. I mean seriously, what has that guy Curry ever done in the NBA?