Boston Celtics chaplain Rev. Robert Gray talks 18 years of God and basketball by @Boston Herald - Post Details
Boston Celtics chaplain Rev. Robert Gray talks 18 years of God and basketball
Pastor Gray has served as Celtics chaplain for 18 seasons, and spent time with the Red Sox and Patriots before that. He discussed his work with NBA players and the Celtics' remarkable 2018 playoffs run. (Herald video by Meghan Ottolini).
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