Stephen Bailey's Page

Featured Articles:
April 2010:
Wade Scorches Celtics In Historic Performance
Celtics-Cavaliers Eastern Conference Semifinal Preview
May 2010:
Danny Ainge: Celtics Executive or Towel Boy?
Cavaliers Demolish Celtics to Take Series Lead
Rondo's Incredible Performance- How it Stacks Up

Celtics Send Cavaliers Packing, Advance to Eastern Conference Finals
Inside Look at the 2010 Eastern Conference Finals
Pierce's Controversial Post-Game Comments
Barnes Wants Pierce for Game 3 Assignment, Calls Him "Flopper"
Celtics Keys to Game 5
Walker Files for Bankruptcy, Comeback in Works
June 2010:
5 Reasons Why the Celtics Can Still Win the Series
Don't Mess With Big Baby While He's Teething
A Look Into the Future of the Celtics
Preparing For Game 7 Without Perk
Celtics Top 5 Off-Season Priorities
Breaking Down the Celtics Draft
July 2010:
Why to Watch the Summer League
August 2010:
The Countdown: 58 Days 'Til the Regular Season
September 2010:
I Miss the Celtics
The Countdown: 43 Days 'Til the Regular Season
The Countdown: 30 Days 'Til the Regular Season
October 2010:
Celtics Come Out Sharp in Pre-Season Opener
Pierce Delivers Victory, Celebrates Happy Birthday
C's Come Back, Win Pre-Season Finale
Celtics Quiet Doubters, Defeat Heat in Opener
Celts Upset By Hickson's Cavs
November 2010:
Rondo Near-Perfect as Celts Dominate Pistons
Celtics Quiet Thunder in OKC
Celtics Fall Short in Dallas
Celtics Dominate Wall-Less Wizards in D-West's Return
Shaq Leads Celts in Comeback Over Nets
December 2010:
Pierce Burns Blazers, C's Extend Streak to 5
KG, Celts Dominate Bulls 104-92
Pierce Lifts Celts Past Knicks, 118-116
Celts Beat Sixers, Refs 84-80--Extend Streak to 14
Celts Bounce Back, Top Indiana 95-83
Celtics Lose KG, Game to Pistons 102-94
January 2011:
Pierce Drops 30 in Toronto as Celts Top Raptors
C's Come Back Late to Beat Wolves
Harangody, Celtics Dominate Raptors 122-102
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Stephen Bailey's Profile 


Stephen Bailey is currently a freshman at Syracuse University majoring in Sport Management. He is a diehard Celtics and Red Sox fan, but also actively follows the Bruins and Patriots. He is also the owner and editor in chief at Beantown Banter. Earlier in 2010, Bailey interned in the Sports Department of the New Haven Register, interviewed multiple athletes, including ex-Celtic Ryan Gomes, and worked as part of a team to get the section done every weeknight. He covers both Swimming & Diving and Tennis for The Daily Orange, SU's school paper. In his free time, Bailey enjoys playing pickup basketball, beating his floormates in NBA 2K11, and sporcling for hours on end. Although he is unsure exactly what he wants to do for a career, it has always been his dream to cover the Celts and Sox.


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I Miss the Celtics
I miss the Celtics. I miss the battles on the hardwood, pre-games, and post-games. I miss Tommy and Mike Gorman, and yes even Greg Dickerson. I miss the rush of adrenaline that each contest provides. I miss knowing that at the end of a long day of school and work the C's will be there for me to watch at night.


I miss Ray Allen. I miss him pulling up and hitting three-pointers in transition. I miss his silky smooth jumper and hot streaks matched by almost no one in the league.


I miss Paul Pierce. I miss the captain and I miss the Truth. I miss his trademark turn-around elbow jumper. I miss his fist pump after hitting a clutch shot. I miss his aggressive drives to the rim and intensity on defense. I even miss his dice-roll handshake after a big play.


I miss KG. I miss him banging his head against the base of the basket before games. I miss his backdoor oop off of Rondo's alley lob. I miss him crawling on the floor screaming at his teammates in the fourth quarter of a blowout win.


I miss Rondo. I miss his ridiculous ball fakes, awe inspiring passes, and Cousyesque ball-handling ability. I miss him pestering opposing point guards and forcing turnovers.


I miss Perk. I miss his glare. I miss his scrappy play cleaning up boards and setting countless screens. I miss his strong interior defense, limiting superstars like Dwight Howard. I miss hearing his interviews after games, he always tells it how it is.

I miss Doc. I miss his motivational "We've got to do it together" pre-game and timeout speeches. I miss the way he treats refs. I miss the yelling, the cold shoulder, and the Doc sarcastic laugh with arms crossed.

I miss the bench. I miss Big Baby's hustle and effort plays on the offensive end, and I miss Nate's knock down outside shooting. I miss Scal's hair and his energy on the sidelines.


I miss the Celtics.