Kevin Connors
A June 1976 graduate of Collier High, Kevin Connors is the first and only pro athlete to come out of Collier County. His soccer-style placekicking prowess led him to Stetson University (honors graduate, Class of 1980), where he set two still-standing NCAA Division I records: one for most points in a season, one for distance.
Formerly nicknamed "The Mule," Connors is regarded by his peers as "one hell of a model American." He is currently the proprietor of the Krucial Kuts blog (www.krucialkutsblog.com), where he writes mostly about the Celtics and occasionally about rock and roll.
Rajon Rondo scored 26 points and dished out 8 assists, but received little help from his compatriots as the Boston Celtics fell to the Chicago Bulls, 100-89, at the United Center. It made these kids…Read More
YEEEEEEEEE-HAW, little doggies! The Dallas Mavericks are set to gallop on into the TD Garden tonight with a rip-roarin’ three-game winning streak under their belts. We reckon those Texas varmints…Read More
October 30, 2012
Game 1: Boston Celtics (0-1) at Miami Heat (1-0)
Screengrabbing season kicked off on opening night with the instantly infamous Snub Heard ‘Round the World. Kevin Garnett’s hilarious…Read More
Two nights ago, the Boston Celtics turned in their most gratifying win of the season, a 108-100 upending of an Oklahoma City Thunder team that many still believe to be the best in the West, James Harden…Read More
Rajon Rondo dished out 20 assists, Jared Sullinger recorded his first career double-double, and the Boston Celtics notched their first decisive victory of the season, waxing the hapless Toronto Raptors…Read More
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Part 1: Summer of ‘05
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Introduction: Nearly Seven Decades of Celtics’ Basketball in a Few Short Paragraphs
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The following originally appeared at Krucial Kuts Blog on February 19, 2012. It has since been revised,…Read More
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In the immortal words of Young Charles Bronson, “this ain’t ovah.”
The Miami Heat forced a Game…Read More
June 3, 2012
Eastern Conference Finals, Game 4: Boston Celtics (2-2) vs. Miami Heat (2-2)
Keyon Dooling…Read More
Introduction: Return to Game Two
Dwyane Wade stood at the line, gazing flatly at the rim. He pinned…Read More
May 28, 2012
Eastern Conference Finals, Game 1: Boston Celtics (0-1) at Miami Heat (1-0)
“I can’t…Read More