Celtic Pride
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1996
- 91 min
- 567 Views
Listen up! Kevin, you're
playing the number five position!
It means you set the back pick
on the box on the weak side for Tom!
Cary, you're gonna catch the ball
at the foul line and then pivot.
Pivot into the triple threat position,
bounce pass to Tom
at the top of the key.
Then you backdoor, OK?
You go backdoor towards the basket
for the lay-up.
Are there any questions? What?
Can we go on the trampoline,
Mr O'Hara?
Yeah. No flips on the trampoline.
Thank your friend
Billy Williams for that.
He sued the school after hurting
his neck, ruining it for everyone.
- What?
- Are you all right, Mr O'Hara?
- You look worried.
- Well, Josh, I am a little worried.
important basketball game tonight.
I want them to win.
But you say the most important thing
is they try their hardest
and have fun.
No...no.
that they win.
I mean,
we're not talking about kickball
where there's nothing at stake.
We're talking about
the National Basketball
Association. They have to win.
You understand? They're tearing down
the Boston Garden
at the end of this season,
so this is their last chance at glory.
They will not lose because I won't
let them lose! You understand?
Don't cry.
Don't cry. I was just being silly.
Why don't you go jump
on the trampoline? You'll feel better.
You don't even have
to stand in line. Hey!
Josh doesn't have to
stand in line, everybody!
That's not fair!
- Hey, Mike.
- Hey, Carol. What's up?
Got a minute?
I'm sorry I've been acting
like such a jerk.
We are in the middle
of the NBA finals.
- You know I can get a little crazy.
- I know.
But I've been hearing that
for 1 5 years.
In the 80s, when the Celtics
won the championship,
you were a joy to be with.
in a good mood when they win
and a bad mood when they lose.
- I won't let Celtics run my life.
- How d'you think I feel?
Mike. These are divorce papers.
I have them
from the last time we split up.
- You saved them?
- Yes!
And the only reason I haven't signed
them is because I feel bad for you.
I spoke with my therapist.
I know that part of this obsession
comes from you never
having made it as a player.
Your dream died,
so you live it through the Celtics.
It's time to move on,
it's time to get a new dream.
My dream is dead.
Squashed like a squirrel on the
highway. Thank you for the update.
Screw you. I was trying to be nice.
But you are hopeless.
I know I'm hopeless.
'Cause my dream is dead!
Hey, kids, listen up!
My dream is dead! OK?
- You are sick.
- I know I'm sick.
I am sick and tired of you
and your therapist
taking something pure
and twisting it around!
I love the Celtics!
OK, I said it! I am not ashamed of it!
I love the Celtics!
Bounce!
I am not a hero.
A hero fights against injustice.
A hero sacrifices for the good of man.
He unites, uplifts and inspires.
I am not a hero. It's my house.
I don't wanna raise your kids.
I don't even like kids.
Yeah, yeah.
That's really nice of you, douche bag.
My Celts are going to give you the
beating of your life tomorrow night.
OK, Bruins. Just one in the net!
That's all I'm asking.
Neely, come on, man! No!
No, no, no, no.
Everybody, just stay calm.
Let them do what they do.
Let the other goalie...
That net was wide open!
Excuse me.
What are you doing?
Just taking a little breakski.
Watching the game here.
- So my toilet still isn't fixed?
- Oh, you gotta go?
Can you hold it five more minutes?
Neely's gonna pull it out.
- Fix my toilet.
- OK.
Plunger.
Grandma?
Are you watching the Bruins game?
Yes, Peanut.
- Can you put the phone by the TV?
- "No problem. Hold on a second."
- Dad, what happened?
- Tommy.
There was a time in this country
when sports were revered.
But people today...
Their values are all out of whack.
Your mom and I are getting divorced.
See you, Tommy.
Bye, Dad.
See you, Dad!
- Hi, darling.
- Hi.
Tomorrow's gonna
be the greatest day of my life.
We'll be celebrating the first
Celtics' championship of the 90s.
- Excited?
- Yeah.
You only finished one order of ribs.
What's going on with you, anyway?
- Really?
Yes. What are you smiling about?
Last time you broke up,
the Celtics won the championship.
- Good evening, sir. Ma'am.
- Kevin.
Shouldn't you be planting evidence
on somebody this time of night?
I already did that. Celtics are gonna
blow out Utah tomorrow.
I hope so. Scott's taking 50 shots
a game. If he's hot, we're in trouble.
"If he's hot... " Three weeks
of college ball and he's an expert.
He led Boston in rebounds and assists
in his senior year of high school.
You were brutally defeated
in the 1 9 73 State Wrestling
Tournament by a blind guy.
Not brutally. I held back.
I didn't want to hurt the poor kid.
- He pinned you in 8.2 seconds.
- Where do you store all this memory?
I mean, how do you..?
It was more like 1 2 seconds, anyway.
Mark! Turn on the tube. Help me out.
On Tuesday night, the Celtics
defeated Utah Jazz with 1 06-94.
Worse, Scott was fined $ 1 0,000
for missing yesterday's practice.
He had this to say
about Tuesday's game.
I'm sorry, OK?
I've had back problems from carrying
- Talk about your textbook A-hole.
- Blaming the team, right?
Lewis Scott has gone A WOL. Suddenly,
Dennis Rodman doesn't seem so bad.
Here we go, Celtics, here we go!
Here we go, Celtics, here we go!
Hey, Ed, here we go!
Cindy!
Here we go!
Here we go! Here we go!
- How are you doing?
- Spent the whole morning on the bowl.
Always a good sign.
Just the way you like it, Jimmy.
I've even toasted the bun.
- How? There's no toaster here.
- I used my curling iron.
- Thanks, Suzy.
- It's on the house, Jimmy.
- Oh, Suzy the hot-dog girl!
- Don't start!
Hey, beer!
- Shall we begin?
- Indeed, sir.
Go home, Jazz! It's over!
-Jazz music sucks and so do you!
- You suck.
Why don't you go back to Utah
and get yourself a few more wives!
If Lewis Scott ever let you take
a shot, you'd wet your frigging pants!
Why don't you join the Mormon Choir,
Donny and Marie-loving freaks!
- You're in Bean Town now, baby.
- Bean Town!
- Bean Town!
- I hate fans.
Hey, Scott! I hear Manute Bol
was banging your mom!
- Manute Bol! Your mom!
- Oh, that's witty, whitey.
You guys suck so bad that
Nike should take your shoes away!
- How'd I do?
- Good one with the shoes.
I thought of that one last night.
- This is an even game, isn't it?
- It's an even game! God!
Oh, that was close.
All right. Here we go!
Good evening. I'm Marv Albert along
with Bill Walton at Boston Garden
getting ready for game six
and what could be the final game
here at the Boston Garden,
before it's going down.
All right, gentlemen, this is it.
Let's play the game
that got us here, all right?
Pass the ball around, keep it moving.
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