For the second straight game, the Celtics enjoyed a laugher on their home court, easily beating the Chicago Bulls, 118-90, Friday night at TD Garden. And again, the third quarter proved to be the decisive period. The Green outscored the Bulls, 38-26, and built their lead up to as much as 30, breaking open a 15-point game at halftime. The C's were paced by captain Paul Pierce, with 22, while Ray Allen added 20. Eddie House had 17 off the bench. Rajon Rondo was brilliant, dishing out 16 assists with eight rebounds. The 3-0 Celtics finish their three-game homestand Sunday evening against Chris Paul and the New Orleans Hornets. For complete coverage, visit the Green Street blog. 

Saying he wants Glen Davis around the team at practice and in meetings, Celtics general manager Danny Ainge announced before Friday's game that the forward will not be suspended for his actions that resulted in a fractured thumb two days before the season opener. "We have decided, as an organization, not to suspend Glen. We've levied a fine against him. We want him around the team, we want him with the team on the road. This was an unfortunate incident. Glen has apologized to owners and teammates and coaches and fans and everybody and it's just time to move forward and put it behind us." For more coverage, visit the Green Street blog.