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Despite Rajon Rondo's 29 points in Game 1, coach Doc Rivers feels improvements need to be made to his game tonight.
(Jim Davis/Globe Staff)
Celtics watch their missteps
Video session captures mistakes
Despite Rajon Rondo's 29 points in Game 1, coach Doc Rivers feels improvements need to be made to his game tonight.
(Jim Davis/Globe Staff)
WALTHAM - The Celtics did not quite know how to react after their 105-103 overtime loss to Chicago Saturday. This was the first time the current group had dropped the opener of a playoff series, and a first for the franchise since 2004. But, after a two-hour practice session yesterday that consisted mostly of analyzing video of their mistakes, they ... (Full article: 937 words)
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