This morning the city of Boston will roast its latest favorite sons the 1980-81 National Basketball Association champion Celtics, with Boston Celtics' Day highlighted by a parade at 11 a.m. The procession will start at the Park Plaza Hotel and finish up in front of City Hall.
The Celtics, of course defeated the Houston Rockets four games to two to win their first NBA title since 1976, and the 14th in the Celtics illustrious history the most by any NBA team.
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