The Boston Celtics will make an emotional return to the court on
Wednesday night when they visit the Toronto Raptors in their
first game since Monday's horrific tragedy at the Boston
Marathon.  The Celtics were scheduled to host the Indiana Pacers
on Tuesday night but the NBA canceled the game out of respect.
Boston is locked into the seventh seed and Indiana will be
third, so the game had no baring on the standings.  "The notion
of playing a basketball game a day later didn't feel right,"
said Celtics President Rich Gotham. "Some things are bigger than
basketball."  The explosions hit close to home for head coach
Doc Rivers.  "I always go down after practice and watch every
year that we've been in town, because I live literally two
blocks from the finish line," Rivers said Tuesday. "I was on my
way, actually. I had just gotten out of the (Copley
Square/Prudential Center) tunnel when the bomb exploded.  "The
city has responded. It was awesome watching people help people.
I'm driving and you can see people hel