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ESPN plans full day of Celtics coverage on March 1

Boston leads the NBA with a 38-16 record.

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Jayson Tatum and the Celtics will be all over ESPN on March 1.


ESPN is planning a full-court press of Celtics coverage on March 1 leading up to its broadcast of that evening’s matchup at TD Garden versus the Cavaliers.

The network is planning a full-day of coverage — titled “Boston Celtics All-Access” — across its various programs and platforms on that Wednesday, beginning with the 7 a.m. “SportsCenter.”

Other programs that will feature Celtics content include “Get Up,” “First Take,”  “NBA Today,” and several editions of “SportsCenter.”

The Celtics, who own the NBA’s best record at 38-16, will also be emphasized on ESPN.com and the network’s social media platforms.  Specifics of the content will be announced in the coming weeks. The March 1 coverage culminates with the national broadcast of Celtics-Cavaliers at 7:30 p.m.

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ESPN has used the “All-Access” approach focusing on a specific NBA team a few times in recent seasons, including the Memphis Grizzlies last year.

The Celtics actually have four games on ESPN/ABC before March 1, including Wednesday night’s matchup with the Sixers.

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