Podcast appearances and mentions of Jonas Jerebko

Idel basketsnack med den sjukt inspirerande Nikica ”Nick” Rajacic. Vi snackar såklart om NBA och det pågående slutspelet, men även om det svenska landslaget och vad ett eventuellt tillskott från Jonas Jerebko skulle innebära. NBA med Nick Rajacic: 00:09:12 – Nick in 01:05:48 – Nick ut Mer från Tyngre Radio Avslutningsvis – du som lyssnar på vår podcast får gärna betygsätta den på Apple Podcasts – lämna gärna en recension. Då blir podden mer synlig för andra plus att värdarna blir glada.

Idag pratar Nick om två hetaste ämnen i svensk basket - Henrik Sonko som lämnar för Tyskland, och Jonas Jerebko som siktar på spel med landslaget.

Jonas Jerbko är Sveriges bästa basketspelare genom tiderna. 2009 blev han som förste svensk draftad i NBA, världens största basketliga. Under åren har han också varit en stjärna i det svenska landslaget. Men så under våren 2022 så skrev Jonas Jerebko på för CSKA Moskva, den ryska arméns basketlag, bara en månad efter att Ryssland invaderat Ukraina. Kritiken mot beslutet lät inte vänta på sig och svenska basketförbundet bestämde sig för att stänga av Jerebko från spel i blågult. Ett år senare är dörren till landslaget fortfarande stängd och Jerebko säger att han är svartlistad av basketförbundet. Vi reder ut turerna kring Jonas Jerebko i detta avsnitt. Gäst: Malin Wahlberg, reporter Sportbladet. Programledare: Jenny Ågren.

I dagens avsnitt pratar Nick om stormen kring Jonas Jerebko, Zion Williamson och kvinnor i hans liv, NBA-finalerna, Luka Doncic som denna sommar tränar hårt och berättelser från Daltorpshallen.

I årets första avsnitt så har jag med mig Kristian Skarphagen som är fystränare för elitidrottare för ett gäng NHL och hockey-stjärnor som John Klingberg, Carl Klingberg och Erik Brännström, samt den svenska basketstjärnan Jonas Jerebko. Kristian påbörjade sin karriär genom att plugga teori på Göteborgs universitet och gick parallellt en praktisk fystränarutbildning på STAC. Han har jobbat som fystränare i flera hockeylag över hela världen, från Frölunda HC där han startade coach-karriären, till Chicago Blackhawks i Nordamerikanska NHL samt Spartak Moskva och Dinamo Minsk i ryska KHL. Idag hjälper han företag med ledarskap, teamutveckling och att utveckla medarbetare. Det han lär ut är bevisat framgångsrika och konkreta principer också verktyg från sina erfarenheter i internationell elitidrott, och hur företag kan öka sina intäkter och minska sina kostnader med hjälp av dessa verktyg. I det här avsnittet pratar vi om: Hur Kristian blev fystränare och började träna elitidrottare Hur Kristian jobbar med elitidrottare för att de ska prestera Du får höra hur Kristian tänker kring återhämtning och stress Vilka erfarenheter han tar med sig från idrotten till företagsvärlden Hur man kan jobba med sitt mindset för att må bättre och få resultat Kristian berättar hur han hjälper företag med teameutveckling och ledarskap @Kristianskarphagen www.kristianskarphagen.com

Avsnitt 345 av Sveriges nyfiknaste fotbollspodd gästas av Johan Larsson. Elfsborgs lagkapten talar om hur man ska ta det där utlovade SM-guldet, om att axla rollen som veteran för att få unga talanger att lära sig, om att han är inne på sista kontraktsåret, om viljan att stanna längre men gärna med löneförhöjning, om förhoppningen att klubben tar hem fler gamla spelare, om Jimmy Thelins betydelse och om den fartfyllda fotbollen man vill spela.Dessutom berättar Larsson om känslan att se Sverige spela VM-playoff med en mittback till höger, om att landslagets ledning sagt att han finns i tankarna, om hur Petter Wettergren fick honom att bli högerback, om smärtan att tänka tillbaka på när Bröndby tappade ligaguldet, om den tunga perioden i Frankrike när han var på botten i karriären och om den jobbiga känslan att som basketintresserad se vännen Jonas Jerebko skriva på för CSKA Moskva. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick går solo igen och pratar om allt från Jonas Jerebko till hans hat för Uppsala och hur bra 1996 Bulls hade varit i dagens NBA.

Var det egentligen en politisk markering av Svensk fotbollslandslaget? Är Jonas Jerebko aningen "tondöv"? Varför är Vetlanda Speedway i konkurs? Detta och mycket mer får man svar på i Passningen #307 där Storgodispåsen äntligen är tillbaka!

Regeringen vill lagstifta om anvisning av flyktingar till kommunerna. Amerikaner hjälper afghaner. Statens medicinsk-etiska råd föreslår förbud och lagstiftning kring genredigering. Kvinnor som gömmer sig för våldsamma män. Ryskt löfte om minskad militär aktivitet. Jonas Jerebko stängs av från svenska basketlandslaget. Anettes son Joakim mördades. Passväntetider.

Biden öppnar upp oljereserven. Ryskt löfte om minskad militär aktivitet. Jonas Jerebko stängs av från svenska basketlandslaget. Anettes son Joakim mördades. Regeringen vill lagstifta om anvisning av flyktingar till kommunerna. Amerikaner hjälper afghaner. Kvinnor som gömmer sig för våldsamma män. Statens medicinsk-etiska råd föreslår förbud och lagstiftning kring genredigering.

Nick går solo och pratar om allt möjligt, från konspirationsteorier om Jonas Jerebko till Nikola Tesla och Torbjörn Gehrke.

BC Luleå-podden är tillbaka och i det här avsnittet deltar två nyblivna landslagscoacher i form av David "Keso" Nilsson samt Nils Gjörup. Vi pratar om drömmen att få se Jonas Jerebko i Luleå igen, Davids innebandykarriär och herrlandslagets kvaltrupp.

I det 86:e avsnittet gästas vi av ingen mindre än Jonas Jerebko! Han berättar om tiden sedan han senast gästade oss och droppar sedan bomber om vad framtiden innehåller. 

In this episode, Connor takes a look at former 3 point shooting big man, Jonas Jerebko! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Fran Fraschilla is joined by Seton Hall Pirate Sandro Mamukelashvili. The two discuss a wide variety of topics, including:Sandro on following in his grandmother's footstepsSandro on the Russo-Georgian WarSandro on getting recruited to play in ItalySandro on making his way to MontverdeSandro on why he chose Seton HallSandro on Myles PowellSandro on Coach WillardSandro on the feedback he got from NBA teams last off-season Sandro on being the go-to guy this seasonSandro on the European game seeping into AmericaSandro on his game fitting the NBASandro on the disappointment of last season being canceledSandro on Zaza PachuliaSandro on wanting to play for the National Team

For ten years Sweden's Jonas Jerebko carved out a career as one of the 450 players in the toughest, most competitive basketball league in the world - the NBA. A gritty, hard-scrabble player as a rookie, he added a silky outside shot and became a key part of teams that made it to the conference finals in both the East and the West, and he came tanatalisingly close to winning a championship ring with the Golden State Warriors. Now playing for Khimki in Russia, he talks about playing with some of the greats, the passing of Kobe Bryant and how he's still in the game to win that elusive ring...

I det 20:e avsnittet gästas vi av sveriges största basketspelare någonsin, Jonas Jerebko. Vi pratar om livet i Ryssland och första säsongen med BC Khimki. Jerebko berättar även om sin spelarkarriär, landslaget och givetvis pratar vi en massa NBA. Vi tar även lyssnarfrågor och frågar om planerna efter karriären.

Sveriges främste basketspelare någonsin berättar om sina tio år bland de amerikanska superproffsen i NBA och sin flytt till Europa och den ryska ligan. 0:20:50 - Jonas in 1:12:19 - Jonas ut

Episode 2! Corban Ford rolls out a couple new segments, shares a random thought about annoying faces and Jonas Jerebko, and wades into the Giannis MVP discussion... while, of course, listing his top 5 NBA MVP snubs. *SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review on iTunes!* ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nba-today/id1499447219 ) *And remember, friends - when you wager, wager with MyBookie.ag! A proud partner of all Hoop Ball podcasts ... use promo code "TODAY" when signing up to get a 50% Deposit Match!* ( http://bit.ly/MYB-FNT )

Den här veckan berättar Danne hur han hotat hela Grekland för att han blivit bestulen, men vem var det som hade snott vad egentligen? Daki fick citron i sitt vatten så nu jävlar ska han skälla på servisen. Rodda får bekräftat att Irländare älskar att slåss. I vanlig ordning är det både högt, lågt och massor av skratt. Mycket nöje! ----------------------- Veckans lyssnarfråga? Varför är det sån tabu att prata om ätstörningar? —————————— Veckans låt hittar man på vår Spotifylista - handen på hjärtat Dennis Lioyd - Never go back ----------------------- Vi finns på www.patreon.com/handenpahjartat där vi varje vecka släpper nått extra till er som är patroner. Vi tar tacksamt emot en gåva för podden. Veckans patreonavsnitt: Daki hatar ut på Jonas Jerebko helt utan anledning. Härlig lyssning!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/handen-pa-hjartat. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Thursday to everyone except Jonas Jerebko-who has absolutely no business being anywhere near the NBA Finals. The Raptors got the job done last night, but it felt kinda empty. Still-they're two wins away from calling themselves NBA champions. Weird world. Midway through Hour 1, Delmarva Shorebirds INF Cadyn Grenier joined us to discuss the team's insane start to the season and his former Oregon State teammate-Orioles #1 pick Adley Rutschman. Late in Hour 1, our weekly visit with The Athletic's Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) to discuss new Navy lacrosse coach Joe Amplo and college basketball's rules changes. In Hour 2, former Loyola coach Jimmy Patsos (NBC Sports Washington) checked in to discuss the weird nature of the NBA Finals-he still sees the Warriors winning in seven games. And at the bottom of Hour 2, Orioles fourth round pick/New Mexico State SS Joey Ortiz joined us to talk about how cool it is to be picked by the Orioles after previously playing collegiate summer league ball with the Baltimore Dodgers.

Host William Lou is joined by Alex Wong to break down the Toronto Raptors' 118-109 win over the Golden State Warriors in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.Three stars: Pascal Siakam, Marc Gasol, Fred VanVleetGerald Henderson award: Alfonzo McKinnie and Jonas Jerebko's four threesPatrick Patterson award: Serge Ibaka See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jesper Karlsson och Nicklas Hoverbrandt diskuterar hur stort det är att Jonas Jerebko är i NBA Finals, Steph Currys otroliga tredjerunda, att det gamla Warriors är tillbaka, om Draymond Green är bättre än någonsin, Toronto Raptors-Milwaukee Bucks, hur viktiga rollspelarna är för både Bucks och Raptors, Giannis, Kawhi, draftlotteriet, om vi kommer att få se Zion Willamson och Anthony Davis ihop och mycket mer!

Jesper Karlsson och Nicklas Hoverbrandt diskuterar hur stort det är att Jonas Jerebko är i NBA Finals, Steph Currys otroliga tredjerunda, att det gamla Warriors är tillbaka, om Draymond Green är bättre än någonsin, Toronto Raptors-Milwaukee Bucks, hur viktiga rollspelarna är för både Bucks och Raptors, Giannis, Kawhi, draftlotteriet, om vi kommer att få se Zion Willamson och Anthony Davis ihop och mycket mer!

Regeringen vill förbjuda samarbete med terrorister. Många har redan förtidsröstat i EU-valet. Jonas Jerebko är första svenska basketspelaren som spelar final i amerikanska ligan NBA. Programledare: Ingrid Forsberg & Jenny Hallberg

00:00 - Intro   1:00 - No one does it better than Draymond Green in the fourth quarter   02:00 - Kevin Durant’s calf strain injury   04:25 - The Warriors template to win without Durant   05:40 - Green and Looney’s “inspired” defense   08:15 - Rockets normalizing pass interference   10:50 - Rockets are ready to win game six   11:30 - Kevon Looney, Jonas Jerebko and the bench will have to carry the load with Durant out   13:45 - Jacob Evans can wash away a season of bad basketball in game six   16:00 - Warriors have to throw the kitchen sink at the Rockets   20:15 - Steph’s ramped up aggression, Kevon’s “most important game” he’s played as a Warrior   21:30 - Offensive rebounds have changed the tone of the series   24:45 - Warriors tapped into “ineffable” qualities Draymond brings when Green made that three-point shot   31:50 - Firebrand Dieter and Bay Area media ruffles Houston’s feathers

Sportfanatikerna är tillbaka med ett nytt NBA-avsnitt, och i detta avsnitt diskuteras vem som förtjänar titeln som bäste spelare i världen, slutspelstankar, Dwayne Wades karriär och Jonas Jerebko!

Pro Basketball Player & Detroit Renegades Esports Team Owner and President Jonas Jerebko shares his insights on the ever-growing business of esports and an exciting new announcement involving the team and Beasley XP.

Lasse Granqvist precis hemkommen från Oslo och en galen kvalmatch. Hur stor stjärna blir egentligen Alexander Isak? Tänker fotbollsstjärnorna på att de vänder sin publik ryggen när de nobbar reportrar? Och varför är det en helt annan intervjukultur i ishockeyn? Vilket lag blir svenska mästare i ishockey 2019? Tv-experten och fd elitmålvakten Petter Rönnqvist gästar Sporthuset och larmar om hjärnskakningar på målvakter som ett stort växande problem. Amerikakorren Lars Lindberg ger kärlek till NBA-basketen och en svensk som kan bli historisk under våren, Jonas Jerebko. 

Between Andrew Bogut's satisfying and sudden debut, Jonas Jerebko's monster night against the Minnesota Timberwolves and DeMarcus Cousins' performances against Oklahoma City Thunder and Houston Rockets, the Warriors are back on the beam. “The most important thing is, they're getting back on track and getting some more key wins against OKC and Houston,” Warriors beat writer Mark Medina told Dieter Kurtenbach on this week's episode of the WarriorsHQ podcast. Golden State returns to Oracle Arena to take on the Indiana Pacers in one of the final games before the team moves across the bay to the new Chase Center.

Drew Shiller and Grant Liffmann discuss the highly efficient Warriors win in Minnesota, Steph Curry's big 3rd quarter, Jonas Jerebko's resurgence and much more...

Greg Brunner is an “Iowa-born, Iowa-bred” guy who just loves basketball. Greg sits down with Tim in the Moonlight Graham Studio for a basketball talk that spans AAU, the Big Ten, and two continents. Brunner's memory for teammates, opponents, and games is amazing. For every question Tim asks, Greg dives into details that will have all basketball fans pressing pause and doing some research. Greg Brunner grew up playing a lot of basketball in Charles City, Iowa and traveling with the Martin Brothers team. Brunner has stories from his time playing U15-U19 with and against big-name players like Carmello Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire. In addition to practicing against a future D1 teammate in Charles City, Brunner discusses how going against top-level talent really drove his own progress as a player and helped get him recruiting exposure. Though he drew attention from Kansas, Iowa State, Wisconsin, and several other programs, playing for the Hawkeyes had always been his dream.   Brunner played at Iowa from 2002-2006. While many fans may remember that stretch for how it ended, it was a great time for Hawkeye basketball. Brunner finished his career with over 1,500 points and 990 rebounds. The 2005-06 Hawkeyes were ranked as high as 12th in the country and were a 3 seed in the NCAA tourney before being upset by Northwestern State. Greg and Tim talk about that loss as well as the many successes Greg and the Hawkeyes had in the early 2000s. After working out for NBA teams and being in a fight for an NBA roster spot, Brunner got the opportunity to play in Belgium and took it. After a tough adjustment in the first few weeks, Greg started to find his groove. After Belgium, he made stops around Italy, Israel, and the Swiss national team; a total of almost 20 moves for his family. His career in Europe allowed him to play in really diverse environments and with future NBA talents including Clint Capela, Thabo Sefolosha, Jonas Jerebko, and Timofey Mozgov.

This week episode’s has a shocking edition of Stud & Dud of the week. I preview the return of Jonas Jerebko and the big game vs the Warriors on Saturday. As always I recap last week’s games and give you another classic Banner Banter Investigation.

The Chicago Bulls and Golden State Warriors are in town this weekend in a couple of very different games for the Pistons. We give the lowdown, and also talk to Erika Swilley of the Pistons about charitable giving that the team is doing in the community over the holidays. Host Matt Schoch also goes into an extended discussion about the Jonas Jerebko era in Detroit and why Stan Van Gundy traded him. Your thoughts? Call or text 810-666-1546. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Utah Jazz radio voice and Jazz NBA Insider David Locke gives you the daily podcast on the Utah Jazz.Locke answers the remaining questions from the Facebook Live show about whether or not Derrick Favors would take a home town discount and how do the team options on Ekpe Udoh, Jonas Jerebko and Thabo Sefolosha impact their futures and the Jazz moves.The market for coaching in the NBA has terrible inefficiencies and Locke looks at three of those market inefficiencies.Lastly, Locke compares the Jazz regular season PAAC to their Playoff PAAC. For the latest on the Jazz go to lockedonjazz.net and for the latest on the Locked on Podcast Network go to www.lockedonsports.comToday's show is brought to you by Optimal Norms, Murdock Hyundai and Intercap Lending Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ariel Helwani speaks to Shaun Al-Shatti (00:08:49), Megan Anderson (00:28:02), Mike Jackson (00:49:45), Sean O'Malley (01:09:54), Kevin Lee (01:26:31), Antonina Shevchenko (01:49:58), Dustin Poirier (02:07:31), Michelle Waterson (02:28:07), Santiago Ponzinibbio (02:51:50), Rafael dos Anjos (03:11:15), Jonas Jerebko (03:31:11), Kyle Bochniak (03:59:20), and NewYorkRic for The MMA [After] Hour featuring Ric's Picks (04:19:34) and the answers to your questions (04:50:44). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Utah Jazz radio voice and Jazz NBA Insider David Locke delivers to you a daily podcast on the Utah Jazz with the insight you can't get anywhere else.   Subscribe to LOCKED ON JAZZ on iTunes, Android, Spotify or listen on Alexa or Google Home.The Utah Jazz and Nikola Mirotic are in the center of major trade rumors.  Who is Nikola Mirotic and what would the Jazz be getting as a player?  Moreover, is it realistic to believe a deal can get done between the Jazz and the Chicago Bulls.  What are the Bulls looking for and can the Jazz give them what they need?The Jazz power forward rotation between Thabo Sefolosha, Jonas Jerebko and Joe Johnson is creating a lot of conversation.  Why are the Jazz doing what they are right now and what are the options.Finally, it is time machine Tuesday and we go back to 1988-89 and check in on the Utah Jazz and who they were playing, who played and a surprise Jazz name that Locke doesn't remember.Today's show is brought to you by Intercap Mortgage and Murdock Hyundai.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Utah Jazz radio voice and Jazz NBA Insider David Locke delivers to you a daily podcast on the Utah Jazz with the insight you can't get anywhere else.   Subscribe to LOCKED ON JAZZ on iTunes, Android, Spotify or listen on Alexa or Google Home.Locke breaks down how the Utah Jazz blew out the Milwaukee Bucks behind the game preparation of Quin Snyder and the execution of the players.  The Jazz have discovered something on the offensive side of the ball and have exploded over the past 8 games with a spread floor.   The Swiss Swedish stretch 4 combination of Thabo Sefolosha and Jonas Jerebko have been the Jazz equivalent of Ryan Anderson. Then Locke digs into Rodney Hood and how well he is playing and an incredible comparison to what Gordon Hayward went thru as he developed into the primary option for the Utah Jazz. Finally, a look around the NBA and the struggles of the Grizzlies and Thunder.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Utah Jazz radio voice and Jazz NBA Insider David Locke delivers to you a daily podcast on the Utah Jazz with the insight you can't get anywhere else.   Subscribe to LOCKED ON JAZZ on iTunes, Android, Spotify or listen on Alexa or Google Home.Joe Johnson is out for at least 2 weeks.  What will the impact be on the Jazz?  How will Jonas Jerebko fill into the spot.   A deeper look at how the Jazz playing pairs have worked so far this season.Then Locke looks at the intriguing match-up of the Jazz and the Blazers tonight and how they are a real tug of war in syles.Today's show is brought to you by the Store at 6200 South 20th East.  Make sure you get your Thanksgiving orders for Turkeys and Pies in now  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Boston Takes on Golden State Warriors in NBA Summer League Tournament, Jonas Jerebko Signs w/ Utah Jazz & Jaylen Brown Represents Celtics on Team World

Sean Grande is the Boston Celtics radio play-by-play voice on 98.5 FM The Sports Hub.  Twitter: @SeanGrandePBP 1:07 Obscure Boston Celtics start-times 3:18 Formula and Tyler Zeller, James Young, Jordan Mickey, Demetrius Jackson 4:41 Gerald Green 6:56 Jaylen Brown 9:15 Jonas Jerebko 11:22 Terry Rozier 14:37 Amir Johnson 19:07 Kelly Olynyk 26:40 Marcus Smart 28:25 Jae Crowder 31:25 Al Horford 33:55 Isaiah Thomas 40:40 Avery Bradley Celtics Beat is presented by MVMT Watches, Audible, Casper, Blue Apron and Zip Recruiter.  Available for download on iTunes and Stitcher on Sunday, January 22nd.  Powered by CLNS Radio.

Jon and Justin kickoff the show discussing the Isaiah Thomas, Boogie Cousins, and Noel trade chatter along with new CBA as details have begun to emerge that have a significant impact on teams ability to trade and structure their plans for the future.  With December 15th behind us and January 15th around the corner, the ratification of the new CBA should open the flood gates coming out of the holidays.  A look back at the week, the play of of the second unit and a healthy roster are discussed as well as whether Jonas Jerebko or Kelly Olynyk should supplant Amir Johnson in the starting line-up.  Enjoy the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Celtics fell to 12-9 Monday night, and into a tie with the Charlotte Hornets. Jonas Jerebko earned his first start of the season, as Amir Johnson was relegated to just five minutes off the bench. Isaiah Thomas pulled his groin slightly and missed practice Tuesday.

Jeff Goodman is a basketball insider for ESPN.  The preeminent draft expert in the country, Jeff joins Celtics Beat as part of a yearly tradition to primer highly touted college basketball draft prospects for this year's NBA Draft.  Twitter: @GoodmanESPN 2:35 Ticket giveaway information 4:33 Jeff Goodman joins the show 6:30 Is Isaiah Thomas an elite point guard? 8:20 Harry Giles 11:18 Who should Celtics take #1 overall? 12:30 Scouting reports on Markelle Fultz, Dennis Smith, Lonzo Ball, Malik Monk, Jayson Tatum, Josh Jackson & more 28:08 Boston's strategy w/ remaining two Nets lotto picks 33:00 Evaluation of Kelly Olynyk, Marcus Smart & Jaylen Brown 47:01 NCAA Final Four predictions 49:02 Mailbag on Andrew Bogut, Celts off-season plans, Jonas Jerebko and whether Al Horford should've played in Miami Celtics Beat is presented by MVMT Watches, Audible, Casper, Blue Apron and American Farmer's Network.  Available for download on iTunes and Stitcher on Sunday, December 4th.  Powered by CLNS Radio.

Continuing in the spirit of special edition shows, this week will take an in-depth look at free agency this summer in the NBA...for the Boston Celtics of course. Sean Deveney, NBA Insider for the Sporting News is back once again for appearance number six.  He and LHR will list out what they believe are the Celts top five free agent targets this summer.  Who Boston probably wants; who they should want; who they should stay away from.  What free agents will get a deal that teams will regret some ten months from now? It's everything and anything.  And before looking at what the Celts can add in the off-season, they first have to keep.  So what are the odds on return for Jared Sullinger, Evan Turner, Amir Johnson and Jonas Jerebko? What would it take to keep them? It's all on this week's edition of Celtics Beat. Brought to you by Blue Apron, audiblepodcast.com/celtics, Casper, and American Farmer's Network.  Available for download on iTunes and Stitcher on Sunday, June 5th 2016.  Powered by CLNS Radio.

Isaiah Thomas capitalized on the floor stretching from new starter Jonas Jerebko as the Celtics blew out the Hawks early, survived their third quarter run and put them away for the 11-103 win.     BOSTON - Brad Stevens finally unleashed the Swedish Larry Bird Friday and was rewarded with sweet Jonas glory. Jerebko scored 11 points, tied a game-high with 12 rebounds and dished out 4 assists to help lead the Celtics to a vital 111-103 Game 3 win over the Atlanta Hawks. With Jerebko and Turner in the starting lineup, the Celtics offense was rejuvenated. Turner scored 16 points with seven assists while running the offense for most of the night. They constantly posted him up on a smaller guard and whipped the ball to an open shooter as the Hawks collapsed. Isaiah Thomas scored a career-high 42 points while being the center of attention to some rough play and a pair of flagrant fouls. There were four flagrant foul reviews in Game 3, with one being overturned. The Celtics had a massive run in the first quarter and led 37-20 at the quarter break. But the Hawks ramped up their defense in the second before stomping out the Celtics' 17-point third quarter lead. But Isaiah Thomas had an answer for the Hawks, as he continued to get to the line whenever the Celtics needed to stop the Hawks' momentum. It culminated with Thomas sniping a dagger from 30-feet out in an unsuspecting Jeff Teague's grill...READ FULL REPORT

BOSTON – Brook Lopez made the Celtics feel the pain of not having a powerful low post defender, as he led the Brooklyn Nets to a 100-97 win. The Celtics came roaring back to open the fourth quarter, going on a 12-2 run to tie the game. But with Stevens using an ubersmall lineup with Jonas Jerebko and Jae Crowder as the bigs against Brook Lopez, the game slowed down and the Nets chipped away. Lopez was phenomenal, scoring a season-high 30 points with 13 rebounds. The Celtics double-teamed him throughout the second half, with his kick out passes invariably resulting in good looks for his teammates. With Stevens experimenting with different defensive schemes after Avery Bradley went down for the day with a hamstring injury, the Celtics never found a strategy that worked for more than a few minutes. But there was a sudden spark, as Amir Johnson checked in and Isaiah Thomas, of all people, took over defensively. Marcus Smart got back to his role as defensive catalyst in the fourth quarter and suddenly the Celtics were running laps past Brooklyn. Isaiah Thomas was pick pocketing ball handlers being trapped by Jae Crowder. But the Nets were eventually able to break the Celtics' full court press. With 26 seconds left and the Celtics down three, the Nets swung the ball around until Brook Lopez was open under the hoop. As he threw it down, the Celtics chances began to fade. After a circus of Marcus Smart steals and saves to give the Celtics one last chance to tie it, Jonas Jerebko short armed a wide open corner three with two seconds left. Marcus Smart flung the save to Jae Crowder 30-feet out, who couldn't get a shot off in time. The Celtics head down to Brooklyn for a Monday grudge match to attempt to tie up the season series.

From the NBA season to the off-season: amassing the roster for the 2016 Boston Celtics and other NBA teams has begun.  Free agency kicked off back on Wednesday and the Celtics struck with Toronto Raptors Amir Johnson while also re-upping Jonas Jerebko and Jae Crowder.   Yay or Nay? Larry H. Russell gives it a meh while also talking many fans off the bridge.  The Celtics rainy day fun is still loaded and it turns out that certain options just didn't present themselves.  There's no reason to be upset but unfortunately the patience must continue.  In the mind of one LHR, he doesn't think that Boston being unable to land a big fish is an indictment on Boston but what do you think? That is our Reacht Question of the Week   Sean Deveney of Sporting News will be back to discuss all that transpired and what lies ahead for the Celtics.  Attention now turns to the trade market to fill out the roster of the roster.  What are potential targets for the Celtics and what does Sean think of the Celts off-season thus far?   Not a bad week to go Around the NBA in 5 either.  Tune into this week's edition of Celtics Beat being presented by lynda.com/clns,  audiblepodcast.com/celtics, Dr. Ron's Ultra Pure, Casper, and American Farmer's Network.  Available for download on iTunes and Stitcher Sunday, July 5, 2015.  Powered by CLNS Radio.

Published on February 28, 2015. The party won't stop as Isaiah Thomas and Jonas Jerebko were the heroes for the second game in a row as the Celtics pulled off a clutch comeback against the Charlotte Hornets. The Garden Report broke it all down.

Published on February 26, 2015   The Boston Celtics defeat the New York Knicks 115-97 behind Evan Turner's first career triple double, Jonas Jerebko's 20 points, and Isaiah Thomas' 11/11 shooting from the line.