Brian Scalabrine Showed Up to A NYC Basketball Court and Dominated Social Media Star
Better yet, Scalabrine is the Celtics' color commentator for NBC Sports Boston and following his victory, traveled out to Brooklyn to call their 115-113 win over the Nets. A man of many talents, Scal ...
Brian Scalabrine answered the challenge of NYC streetball’s George ‘The Messiah’ Papoutsis
After an incredible amount of trash-talking (and some basketball), the two ended the matchup with a friendly photo. The post ...
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Cooper Flagg credits Brian Scalabrine for a lot of his success: "He just filled me with confidence"
It was a long process that included many moving parts. One of them was Brian Scalabrine, who has served as Cooper's mentor over the last few years. The Maine native has the utmost respect for Scal ...
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Brian Scalabrine Calls Out What’s Wrong with Today’s NBA
Brian Scalabrine may have embraced the ‘White Mamba’ nickname, but he isn’t afraid to critique today’s NBA. He shares his unfiltered thoughts on how the game has changed, what he misses ...
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Brian Scalabrine breaks down when Boston became unstoppable: "When those guys started moving the ball, that's when the Celtics have the cheat code"
Brian Scalabrine, the former C's player turned analyst, sees their success as a result of increased trust in their teammates by star players Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, along with their ...
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"10 times out of 10, I'm throwing you the ball" - Brian Scalabrine explains how Derrick Rose's selfless leadership set him apart
One such player was Derrick Rose. A player who could attest to that was Rose's teammate and former NBA champion, Brian Scalabrine. Though he signed with the Bulls in the twilight of his 11-year ...
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Brian Scalabrine breaks down how the NBA can easily fix the game and make it watchable again: "We are playing a European game with screwed-up rules now"
One voice rising above the noise of change is former NBA forward Brian Scalabrine. He believes the league has a simple way to make basketball more balanced and exciting again. "It's an easy fix.