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View From The Rafters: Behind the Scenes with the Boston Celtics

View From The Rafters: Behind the Scenes with the Boston Celtics

著者： Marc D'Amico
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 You might've heard the story, but you've never heard it like this. Celtics Insiders Marc D'Amico, Sean Grande and Abby Chin take you behind the scenes for the first and only official Boston Celtics podcast. If you want to connect to Celtics stories and Legends like you never have before, you're in the right spot.Copyright Marc D'Amico バスケットボール
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  • Hugo Gonzalez on the Legend of Luka Doncic & Joining Real Madrid at 9 Years Old

    Hugo Gonzalez on the Legend of Luka Doncic & Joining Real Madrid at 9 Years Old
    2025/12/17
    At just 19 years old, Hugo Gonzalez has made the leap from the Euroleague to the NBA look easy. He explains how signing into the Real Madrid basketball program in Spain at nine years old, and growing up in the Euroleague world, helped to develop him beyond his years. Gonzalez also explains the similarities and differences between Euroleague ball and NBA ball, as well as the challenges of his move to the league. We also learn of the impact Hugo’s parents, who were both professional players overseas, had on him growing up, and how they led him through the process of growing up in the Real Madrid program. Last but not least, Hugo comments on the legend of Luka Doncic, who also played for Real Madrid and faced the Celtics in a preseason game back in 2015.

    00:24: On joining Real Madrid at 9 years old
    04:25: On being teammates and roommates with Egor Emin, of the Brooklyn Nets, with Real Madrid
    05:28: Similarities between the Boston Celtics and Real Madrid
    06:25: Describing Euroleague basketball as the most tactical basketball in the world
    11:15: What else is in his offensive bag that we haven’t seen?
    12:12: Which is a stronger feeling for Hugo: his love for winning, or his hate for losing?
    13:15: How his parents, who both played professionally in Europe, helped to mold him growing up
    15:00: How he chose his first agent
    16:20: The legend of Luka Doncic within the Real Madrid program
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    19 分
  • Josh Minott on his Breakout Role, Jamaican Roots & Hungry Mindset: ‘It’s Kill or be Killed’

    Josh Minott on his Breakout Role, Jamaican Roots & Hungry Mindset: ‘It’s Kill or be Killed’
    2025/12/10
    Josh Minott joins VFTR on his birthday – and he’s bringing the gift of storytelling. The rising Celtics forward dives into his NBA journey, the grind of earning minutes on a championship-level roster, and why humor helps him stay locked in through the ups and downs of a season. He shares what wearing No. 8 means to him, how Celtics fans have embraced his energy, and why playing hard is non-negotiable. Minott also opens up about his role in Boston’s depth-driven rotation, learning through real NBA reps, playing alongside another sparkplug wing in Hugo Gonzalez, and feeding off team energy. He touches on what it’s like guarding star players (preparing for war), his Jamaican heritage, championship hunger, and the fiery dynamic between him and Joe Mazzulla.

    00:18: A birthday surprise for Josh
    00:55: Navigating an inconsistent role on a deep roster
    02:45: Josh seeing his hard work pay off
    04:29: Building a winning routine
    05:34: Why Celtics fans fell in love with Josh’s energy
    08:20: The meaning behind No. 8
    10:19: Playing alongside Hugo Gonzalez & feeding off team energy
    11:08: Defensive mindset: guarding the opponent’s best
    13:08: Jamaican heritage & hopes for Jamaican hoops
    17:45: Championship goals & fiery relationship with Joe Mazzulla
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    23 分
  • Robert Parish Talks Winning Titles with Larry Bird & Michael Jordan

    Robert Parish Talks Winning Titles with Larry Bird & Michael Jordan
    2025/12/03
    Celtics Legend Robert Parish joins the VFTR pod for a wide-ranging conversation on one of the greatest eras in Boston basketball history, while connecting it with the game today. Parish reflects on the unselfish culture of the 1986 Celtics, reconnecting with Larry Bird and Kevin McHale, and what it meant to be a part of the original Big 3. He shares stories of the moment he knew how special that Celtics team would become, the hard lesson he learned when joining that team, and the underappreciated legacy of Cedric Maxwell. The Hall-of-Famer also dives into going head-to-head with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, winning titles with both Bird and Michael Jordan, and comparisons between the 1986 and 2024 championship teams. He gives his thoughts on why Jayson Tatum is a “generational talent,” and his view on Victor Wembanyama and the evolution of big men. From Celtics City nostalgia to a Maxwell Hall of Fame campaign, The Chief delivers honesty, humor, and timeless perspective on what makes championship basketball.

    1:36 – What made the 1986 Celtics so special
    4:44 – Reuniting with Larry Bird and Kevin McHale
    6:21 – Cedric Maxwell’s overlooked impact
    8:08 – When Parish knew the Celtics were championship material
    10:14 – The origin story of No. 00
    12:11 – Jayson Tatum as a “generational talent”
    14:26 – Similarities between 1986 and 2024 title teams
    14:40 – Parish on load management & his games-played record
    19:30 – Battling Kareem & the most unstoppable big men
    22:48 – Winning titles with Bird and MJ, their different leadership styles
    28:54 – Cedric Maxwell’s Hall of Fame campaign
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    31 分
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