The Boston Celtics could still offload at least one key player before their October 22 season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers. As things currently stand, Boston is still $4,036,489 over the league's first luxury tax apron.
A Boston Celtics insider recently made a convincing case for a young big man's possible breakout season. Celtics team president Brad Stevens made a series of moves to totally remake his frontcourt rotation this summer.
The Boston Celtics have been extremely active this offseason when it comes to making trades. They have already traded two starters, and they traded one of the players they got in return for one of the starters.
43 different players recorded a triple-double in the 2024-25 NBA season. How many of them can you name in six minutes?
The Celtics have extended their head coach's contract.
Which former NBA players watch today's game and think to themselves, Man, I would have been awesome in today's game? Probably all of them. But how many of them are right?
The Boston Celtics' summer of roster-shattering trades could continue apace, thanks to Boston team president and general manager Brad Stevens having accessed an imperative team-building mechanism.
A Boston Celtics big man has weighed in on the team's flurry of summer moves, amidst a surprisingly thorough offseason. When six-time All-Star power forward
The Boston Celtics have been very busy this offseason with the moves that they have made. They have already traded two starters to other teams in an effort to get under the second apron of the luxury tax.
The Boston Celtics and Memphis Grizzlies reportedly held trade talks last week according to Jake Fischer. It is believed that Brad Stevens is still active trying to move the contracts of recent additions Anfernee Simons and Georges Niang.
Hugo González is only the second first rounder that Brad Stevens has selected since he took over as team president. Hugo (pronounced with a silent H) has fans excited in Boston for what the Spaniard can bring to the Celtics.
The Boston Celtics have already been busy in the trade market this offseason, but they might not be done just yet. So far, Boston has traded Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers and Kristaps Porzingis to the Atlanta Hawks.
The Boston Celtics missed out on the Damian Lillard sweepstakes as the point guard returned to the Portland Trail Blazers. Although there isn't much he could have contributed to the roster this season, his impact and presences when healthy would have been a major addition to the Celtics culture.
The Boston Celtics are looking for some players to emerge from Summer League as guys who could potentially fit into the rotation next year. With three starters gone from last year, rotation spots are going to be open.
The Boston Celtics now have a new owner who will be cutting the checks for the new roster. They won't have an enormously expensive roster next season as they have in each of the last two years.
The Boston Celtics have been a team more known for their stars and veteran depth than up-and-coming talent over the last couple of years, but the tide shifted after Jayson Tatum ruptured his Achilles this past spring.
Earlier this offseason, the Boston Celtics traded Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers in exchange for Anfernee Simons. It was no surprise that the Celtics ended up trading Holiday as they aimed to get under the second apron.
The Boston Celtics parted ways with two of their best players recently when they traded Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis, and president of basketball operations Brad Stevens is bracing for another to depart.
Following their elimination from the 2025 NBA playoffs at the hands of the New York Knicks, the Boston Celtics had one goal in mind: get under the second tax apron.
The Utah Jazz filled a massive role in their front office on Monday with the announcement of Boston Celtics assistant general manager Austin Ainge becoming the team's new president of basketball operations, now coming in as the top decision-maker for this group's roster and personnel.
The New York Knicks will begin the Eastern Conference Finals at home on Wednesday night as they take on the Indiana Pacers in Game 1 of the series. New York enters the series as the heavy favorite as they look to reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999, which they lost to the San Antonio Spurs.
With a roster full of talent and a payroll to match, the Celtics are entering the offseason facing what Brad Stevens called “a unique situation.” What that means exactly?
BOSTON — Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens could’ve offered up a slew of excuses on Monday afternoon when questioned about the Green Team’s early exit from the playoffs.
Before Wednesday’s matchup against the Phoenix Suns, Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens revealed his expectations for the Celtics’ new $6.1 billion owner Bill Chisholm.
Since 2021, Brad Stevens has overseen the Celtics organization from a front-office role.
Celtics big man Kristaps Porzingis is working out in Latvia, but the team still doesn’t expect him back on the court for several months.
Brad Stevens has spent the first few weeks of the summer tying down Boston's core rotation for multiple years. Therefore, the easiest way to save some money on the team's luxury tax bill is to keep the final roster spot open for as long as possible.
Since stepping into the Boston Celtics front office, Brad Stevens has constructed one of the best rosters in the NBA. On Wednesday, he made his first-ever first-round draft pick for the Celtics, having previously traded out of those positions.
The Celtics president of basketball operations provided a bleak outlook for future draft picks of the NBA's top team.
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