Sporting News names Ainge top executive in NBA
                   
nwsource.com     May 15, 2008            

BOSTON -- Danny Ainge, who engineered the trades for Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen that helped the Boston Celtics post the biggest turnaround in league history, was given the Sporting News NBA Executive of the Year award before Wednesday night's playoff game. [read full story]                    


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Big Three Rankings

slamonline.com     Sep 4, 2008          

by Earl K. Sneed The days of MJ and Scottie are gone. Assuming that the Celtics have the right model, teams need a vocal big man with defensive vigor and an inside-outside game, an automatic jump shooter that can also...                    

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No. 1: Green Monster seats at Fenway Park come out on top

usatoday.com     Aug 29, 2008          

Over the past two weeks, USA TODAY revealed its list of the 10 best seats in the majors. "One could say they're the most sought after seats in Fenway Park," Red Sox principal owner John Henry says of the Monster seats....                    

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Celtics Sign Forward Darius Miles

sportspagemagazine.com     Aug 27, 2008          

By the Boston Celtics Posted Wednesday, August 27, 2008 BOSTON – The Boston Celtics announced today that they have signed free agent forward Darius Miles. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. Miles, a...                    

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Celtics sign top pick J.R. Giddens

bostonherald.com     Aug 26, 2008   6 related          

By Dan Duggan Tuesday, August 26, 2008 - Updated 9m ago ] announced today that they have signed first-round draft pick J.R. Giddens. The 6-foot-5, 215-pound swingman from the University of New Mexico is expected to help...                    

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