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The Boston Celtics returned to practice Tuesday, announcing Isaiah Thomas would not play Wednesday at San Antonio. While the Celtics were off, the Brooklyn Nets lost and now are in a four-way tie for fewest wins in the league.

The Boston Celtics returned to practice Tuesday, announcing Isaiah Thomas would not play Wednesday at San Antonio. While the Celtics were off, the Brooklyn Nets lost and now are in a four-way tie for fewest wins in the league.

Russell Westbrook made plays late and the Oklahoma City Thunder bested the Boston Celtics without Isaiah Thomas. Al Horford considered the Thunder in free agency. Brad Stevens was one of few to know about bomb threat while in the air.

Keith Smith joins Larry H. Russell to talk about the struggling Boston Celtics defense and whether Jack Armstrong’s comments on Boston’s defense being too aggressive is accurate.

Playing without the services of Isaiah Thomas for a third straight game – and fresh off of a bomb scare that interrupted their flight to Oklahoma City – the Boston Celtics fell to the Oklahoma City Thunder 99-96.

Scary news became public knowledge Saturday night, as the Celtics received a bomb threat to their plane while flying from Boston to Oklahoma City. The team landed without incident, and the FBI is currently investigating the matter.

With the incident in the rear-view mirror, Boston had a different matter at hand tonight, and that was handling Russell Westbrook.

Westbrook failed in his quest for an eighth straight triple double – instead, “settling” for 36 points, 12 rebounds, and six assists, including 13 points in the final quarter.

Clearly missing Thomas – whose absence Brad Stevens pegged between 10 days and two weeks – and his 7.7 points per game average in the fourth quarter (second in the NBA to Westbrook), the Celtics lost the battle of the fourth quarter as Westbrook was able to exert his will.

Playing without the services of Isaiah Thomas for a third straight game – and fresh off of a bomb scare that interrupted their flight to Oklahoma City – the Boston Celtics fell to the Oklahoma City Thunder 99-96.

Scary news became public knowledge Saturday night, as the Celtics received a bomb threat to their plane while flying from Boston to Oklahoma City. The team landed without incident, and the FBI is currently investigating the matter.

With the incident in the rear-view mirror, Boston had a different matter at hand tonight, and that was handling Russell Westbrook.

Westbrook failed in his quest for an eighth straight triple double – instead, “settling” for 36 points, 12 rebounds, and six assists, including 13 points in the final quarter.

Clearly missing Thomas – whose absence Brad Stevens pegged between 10 days and two weeks – and his 7.7 points per game average in the fourth quarter (second in the NBA to Westbrook), the Celtics lost the battle of the fourth quarter as Westbrook was able to exert his will.

Russell Westbrook made plays late and the Oklahoma City Thunder bested the Boston Celtics without Isaiah Thomas. Al Horford considered the Thunder in free agency. Brad Stevens was one of few to know about bomb threat while in the air.

Keith Smith joins Larry H. Russell to talk about the struggling Boston Celtics defense and whether Jack Armstrong’s comments on Boston’s defense being too aggressive is accurate.

A bomb threat on the Boston Celtics flight to Oklahoma City Saturday night was discovered to be a hoax. The team will battle Russell Westbrook and the Thunder tonight without Isaiah Thomas, who did not travel with the team, but hopes to join them Wednesday in San Antonio.

The Boston Celtics landed safely in Oklahoma after a bomb threat of their private jet. FBI continues to investigate the incident. Stay tuned to this feed for more information on this developing story.