Updated: 2013-04-14

Many people think that the Celtics are an army. The Celtics are devouring their opponents like beasts, writing their own history with one victory after another. While plundering victory, they are also destroying their opponents' confidence. Half a season has passed, and the appetite of these guys has not been filled yet.

"Maybe they are really planning to break the Bulls' regular season record, and I can only understand this way, otherwise, you can't explain why these guys are so eager for victory!"

Not to mention that the opponent couldn't understand these guys, even those well-informed journalists were a little surprised by the Celtics' crazy plunder and victory, because those guys were so cruel.

I have seen those who are eager to win, but I have never seen those who are so desperate. When the Bulls won 72 wins, they were probably not as hungry as the Celtics. Those guys seemed to have never won the ball in their lives!

But now they are the number one in the league! Is this still a way out? How can you live without a way out?

But these curses will not change the Celtics' desire to plunder victory at all. Only these guys understand that Boston has been in decline for too long, and Garnet and others have also lost too many games.

They don’t want to live the day when they watch others win the championship and win the first place, so these guys will not let go of the game they can win, plunder! Keep plundering! Kill one opponent after another!

This is what the Celtics do now, domineering and even a little fierce, but they really need this!

Rivers can't cultivate Auerbach's aura, but he can make the fierce men under his command to forge the Celtics into a group of Celtics that everyone is afraid of! When you see your opponent, kill them!

Faced with the Celtics' cruel posture as if the autumn wind swept away the fallen leaves, too many people could only express helplessness.

But you can only be helpless. Unless you are fully confident in defeating Boston, you can only be boundless resentment. I really don’t know how many tough guys will transform into resentful women at the end of this season.

With one wave after another, one after another, one opponent was knocked down. Who can accept this result?

Those competitors must be struggling to resist, but everyone saw the final result. The top eight teams in the Eastern Conference were almost taken over by the beasts in Boston, and none of them were spared.

Although the Cavaliers and the Pistons are still chasing each other, if they really hit, Cleveland and Detroit are not sure that they can handle the Celtics' livestock, and they are unsure of their strength to lineup.

However, compared with them, those teams in the same region as the Celtics are the ones that suffer the most, especially the Raptors, who had already entered the playoffs last season. Their fate is even more tragic and melancholy.

You have to meet at least four times a season, which is a torture that you can't even hide. Whether it's at home or away, as long as the Raptors meet the Celtics, they will be a life that is ravaged by cruelty.

The Raptors were ravaged eight games last season. If not counted as preseason, if it included, it would be ten games!

This tragic fate of this season continues. The two collisions after the start of the game, one away game and the other home game, but the Raptors failed to stage a counterattack that changed their fate, and continued their luck of a crushing defeat.

Especially in the away game, they started to lose less than three quarters at the North Shore Garden Arena.

I was a little better at home, but I was always in a state of catching up with the score. I never led the game. Not only did I lose a confrontation, but it also enabled the Celtics to confirm the title of Raptors as the killer.

The same region also tried to rise again, but as a result, the Raptors can only be a qualified stepping stone now.

They even have no intention of the remaining two games of confrontation, just hope not to encounter the Celtics sniper again in the playoffs. If they really can't escape, they really want to kill them.

Bosh has no hope of turning over under Chen Feng. Every time he meets that bald wild boy, Bosh's performance will be very sluggish. In these two games, he averaged only ten points per game and added five or six rebounds.

Don't talk about the worst, but Bosh just can't make a counterattack. The Raptors can kill other teams in the Atlantic region, but in front of the Celtics, they are a life that will be ravaged to death.

The first battle when Rivers issued a sprint order was to defeat this competitor in the same region again!

Rivers is now the commander of the Celtics, and the order given by this guy is a signal for all the members to attack.

He said he wanted to sprint, so that when these green-shirted bandits executed, they would continue to implement it without fail.

The Bulls' offense was defeated at home, and then the Celtics defeated the Raptors away, firmly controlling the rhythm of the game, and plundering the victory with suspense, which made the Raptors sigh again.

The score of 100:88 is not that cruel, but the attack points on the Celtics were scattered, which made the Raptors very painful. Six people in the team scored in double digits, and Toronto was completely destroyed by the blooming of these many points.

Bosh's 16 points is still the Raptors' first efficiency, but under Chen Feng's control, he only had less than 30% of his shooting percentage, and half of the score came from free throws. The cold shooting touch made him very annoyed.

When interviewed after the game, Bosh chose to avoid talking about the contest between him and Chen Feng. The main reason is that there is really nothing to say, and it is not the first time I have lost. I don’t care about this more time.

Anyway, when talking about Bosh now, Chen Feng is his biggest nightmare. Even the local media in Toronto say that if there is a saying in this world, then Bosh's nemesis is Chen Feng.

Now that this is the case, Bosh can only give up and he can't find a chance to resist.

I've tried it so many times, and it's been like this since last season, whether it's pre-season or playoffs.

As long as he bumps into Chen Feng, Bosh will not have a good life. It seems that this unlucky state will probably last for a long time. Bosh can only pray that this nightmare will pass earlier, and there is no other way.

Triple kills! When the Celtics left Toronto with their third win to kill the Raptors this season, the competition in the Atlantic region had become unsurprising, and no one hoped to compete with Boston anymore.

The Nets have completely sunk, with the 76ers and New York hovering at the bottom of the East. Now the Raptors' surrender has long since put an end to the battle for this region in advance, and no one can shake Boston's status.

Not to mention whether they are the top in the league, this extremely cruel division record alone is enough to make them find a place in the playoffs. It is just what Rivers wants, but it is not a simple playoff spot.

After defeating the Raptors, the Celtics did not slow down for a moment. Before the All-Star Game, they will start their most devilish away journey of the season, playing five away games in seven days.

Moreover, the opponents here are not easy to mess with, mainly because there are back-to-back confrontations, especially in the four games in the West, and they have to deal with them are the top eight teams in the West.

Of course, Rivers can't find any chance to vent in such a tragic schedule except for cursing behind closed doors and cursing. It's probably not the first time those guys who are choreographing the schedule have been scolded, but you can't even get a single game that you should play, even if it's the most deadly back-to-back.

But before embarking on the Western Conference, the Celtics' first away game was to kill the Heat in Miami.

The Heat, who just lost O'Neal and Wade, would be a little unstable even if they wanted to keep their top eight in the Eastern Conference, especially when their injury left only eight people in the team to play.

O'Neal's departure may be a catalyst, but one thing is undeniable is that the Sharks' departure took the time to get the Heat's enthusiasm, and Wade's injury made Miami people feel even more desperate.

Two core members, one escapes and the other is reimbursed for the season. Even if Pat Riley can do it, he probably won't expect that he will encounter so many troubles this season.

Now Miami media criticizes him, and when he led the team to win the championship, it was completely a treatment of heaven and hell.

If you win, you are God, if you lose, you are a sinner, and the world of NBA has always been so realistic.

Even if you are Pat Riley, the Heat's record has declined so seriously this season. The "god calculator" has become the public enemy of Miami fans, especially after he chose to trade O'Neal.

"We have no Dwyane! Why do we still trade Shaquille! Pat Riley is an absolute idiot. He is no longer the smart guy back then! He ruined the Heat!"

This kind of roar and venting curse is almost flooding Miami. As the Heat are in danger of missing the playoffs, those loyal fans who were looking forward to the team's counterattack were a little unstoppable.

After all, the team's damn record has been declining all the way, and there is no feeling of being able to recover the decline.

Especially when the league is in a trade, I thought Pat Riley could still use his magic tricks to bring some practical help to the team and allow the Heat to return to the ranks of the Eastern Conference strong teams.

But what did that old guy do in the end? He actually used O'Neal to make a deal with the Suns! And the Marion who was exchanged was also a wounded soldier! The Sharks were replaced? Then what was left of the Miami Heat?

I'm afraid no one can answer this question, but the cruel record of reality has already responded. The five consecutive losses after the deal are proof that no one can count on Miami after Wade was injured.

Even if Pat Riley put his magical kung fu to the extreme, he would still be unable to play without players.

"Pat Riley got rid of Van Gundy, so should he be sentenced to death now?"

Give up! Fans need new coaches to lead the team, rather than hoping that Pat Riley can make any other changes. Miami fans are already tired of seeing his old face.

Especially after the Celtics defeated the Heat away, this shouting reached its peak!

Rivers and Chen Feng really heard the Miami fans’ turnaround at the American Airlines Center Arena.

"Pat Riley! Get out of here!!! We've had enough of you! Your era is over!"

In this way, the shouts of tsunami began to explode in the last quarter, and the Celtics had replaced them with all substitutes, and the score gap between the two sides also widened to fifteen points.

"The fans are always forgetful, they all forget that it was Pat Riley who brought them the championship."

However, Rivers said it privately. He understood that the survival of the fittest in the league and the things that coaches have to bear are far more than players. When fans are dissatisfied, those people need a goal to vent.

If he couldn't win in Boston, maybe one day this sound would sound in the North Shore Garden Arena. Rivers saw this future very clearly and could not change anything.

"My man, let's seize this opportunity now. At least Riley has a championship, and we still have to work hard to win. I hope there will be an extra banner above the North Shore Garden Arena."

Thibodeau knew what his partner was thinking, but his words could also allow Rivers to see the target that needed to be busy.

Pat Riley's coaching age in Miami seems to be coming to an end, but the Celtics era, which belongs to Rivers and Thibodeau, is in its infancy. All they need is to win the championship!

Few people can live a lifelong team like Auerbach and then be admired by a city.

Even Phil Jackson can at most surpass the Cardinals in terms of championships. In terms of personal charm, the old bishop is probably an insurmountable benchmark, and it is impossible in the past twenty years.

Seeing Pat Riley disappearing into the player channel with a little sad expression, no one could have thought that this was the last time he stood on the sidelines of the American Airlines Center as a coach.

Less than twelve hours after the Celtics defeated the Heat, Pat Riley announced that he had resigned from his coaching position and focused on being his team's general manager.

The successor candidate is a somewhat unexpected newbie, Eric Spoelstra.

However, Pat Riley's departure was not the freshman of the Heat. When the "God's Operation" left sadly, what he brought to Miami would be another downward and reconstruction.

It's just what Miami fans need, is it like this reconstruction, and can they still endure that process.

But these issues have nothing to do with the Celtics for the time being. What Rivers and the Celtics have to do now is to start from Miami, and there are still four fierce battles in the West waiting for them.

Before the All-Star Game begins, they need enough wins to make the chasers desperate…
Chapter completed!