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 made it clear that one of their priorities was to try and bring Al Horford back for next season. They wanted to have his veteran presence back for a new roster.
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.
Trade rumors continue to surround Anfernee Simons even after he landed on the Boston Celtics roster. Brad Stevens is making sure that is not the case this summer.
The Boston Celtics are undergoing massive changes to their roster this summer. The Celtics have lost four of their key players from the past two seasons this offseason alone.
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, after winning the championship just over a year ago, are now on the verge of a major transformation. Key players from that title run have either left or are reportedly on their way out.
All indications are that Al Horford is as good as gone for the Boston Celtics. Since the offseason started, the 39-year-old big man has been linked to the Golden State Warriors.
The Boston Celtics are in a peculiar position heading into the 2025-26 season. After losing superstar Jayson Tatum for the foreseeable future due to a brutal Achilles tear, and an influx of roster movement this offseason, things are going to look undoubtedly different this upcoming season.
The Boston Celtics have been in salary-shedding mode this offseason. They have shipped Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis out of town in order to get under the second apron.
The Boston Celtics are reportedly looking to make another major trade this offseason. The would-be $100 million move may end the player's career in Boston before taking a single step onto the parquet.
Just a year ago, it looked like the Boston Celtics were set up to be the next dynasty in the NBA after winning the NBA Finals against the Dallas Mavericks.
Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens teased further moves coming for the team's roster. The Celtics traded away two key veterans during the offseason already in guard Jrue Holiday and center Kristaps Porzingis.
The Boston Celtics had to watch one of their best players deal with an injury for the entire season. Jaylen Brown had a nagging knee injury that just wouldn't go away.
BOSTON — Rebuilding in the modern NBA is common, as it’s often easier for teams to start fresh rather than flounder in mediocrity for multiple seasons.
The Boston Celtics look very different from the championship-winning roster they had two years ago. After making significant changes to their roster, the Celtics' status as title contenders has come into question.
Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens made the tough decision of disassembling their 2024 championship core by trading away Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis to the Portland Trail Blazers and the Atlanta Hawks this summer.
BOSTON — Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens has been the Green Team’s de facto general manager for over four years now. However, time and experience haven’t simplified the personal side of the trade process for him.
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.
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?
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.
When Stevens traded in the clipboard for the front-office seat, he recognized the type of defenders Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum needed around them and put the requisite pieces in place.