The Boston Celtics can play together blindfolded on the court, it seems. Or at least that was the position taken by ESPN senior analyst Alan Hahn on a recent episode of their “Get Up” show in a conversation with cohosts Tim Legler, Monica McNutt, and Mike Greenberg.
The comment was inspired by the Celtics’ recent dismantling of the New York Knicks, but frankly it could be said about many of the contests that Boston has been shellacking their opponents in ever since the end of All-Star week. Since that pause in the 2024-25 regular season, the Celtics have flipped the proverbial switch, demolishing most of the foes in front of them.
Take a look at the clip embedded below to hear what the folks from ESPN had to say about Boston’s strong play as of late.
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