National Basketball Association

The old guard has almost entirely changed out. The voices I grew up with and so many of you welcomed into your lives on a nightly and weekly basis, the voices who described the greatest golden age a sports town has ever experienced, are now memories like those teams they called.

Team USA will roll through the Olympics. But could they beat an all-star squad comprised of the top talent from the rest of the world?

Tatum-Brown-Porzingis-Holiday-White, with Al, Hauser, Pritchard and Co. rolling in off the bench is still pretty damn tough to matchup with for any team not wearing the stars and stripes.

He doesn't turn 18 until December, yet he's quickly becoming the most recognizable athlete Maine has ever produced.

The biggest moves in the Eastern Conference are being made with one team in mind.

In honor of the latest father-son duo in sports, let's take a look back at the combos that actually did it on merit and talent...

Apart from the Celtics who back up their words with action, which Boston ownership group do you trust the most to bring another championship back to Beantown?

With Banner 18 now ready to be raised to the rafters, is it too early to say the Celtics are favorites to capture Banner 19 next year as well?

Assuming the Celtics get the job done tonight - I mean, it's written in the stars, just look at the date (6-17), that's Boston's area code for goodness sake - which of the region's teams is best positioned to win the next championship?

Cast aside your superstitions. The Celtics are winning the title. So, which "Jay" will be named Finals MVP?