The Boston Celtics are about to enter the 2026-27 season with a totally different look after moving on from Jaylen Brown and bringing in Paul George. Jayson Tatum is expected to return as an MVP-caliber star after missing most of last season, and Derrick White is still in his role as one of the league’s better two-way guards.
Celtics fans have questions. A lot of them. And after the offseason they just had, there’s plenty to talk about. Boston has already shown it can build a championship team, but what does this team need to do to get back to the top?
Sometimes the sponge of my brain becomes oversaturated but none of the thoughts are developed enough for a full article. So I sop them up with a rag and wring them out into a bucket called “scattered thoughts” for the blog.
The Boston Celtics entered last season expecting a step back. Instead, they finished 56-26 and secured the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference. Jaylen Brown carried much of the scoring burden with Jayson Tatum sidelined for most of the year.
Joe Mazzulla spanned the globe this summer to spend time with his players, arriving in Spain, Portugal, Dallas and Omaha. His most remote happened 20 minutes south of Des Moines, Iowa.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla has officially severed all ties with Life Surge, a Christian seminar organization facing intense public scrutiny over alleged predatory financial practices.
The locker room heading into training camp is going to look different for the Boston Celtics, as for the first time since 2016, Jaylen Brown wouldn’t be around.
Boston Celtics training camp begins next week, and all of the theoretical concepts pitched while the leaves were still on the trees can be put to the test.
The Boston Celtics enter the 2026-27 season looking very different after trading Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers for the aging Paul George, two first-round picks, and two second-round picks.
One could argue that 16 of Boston's 18 championships came from a trade or a draft pick that could have gone very wrong. Some of those moves paid off within a year, and one took more than a decade.
Jayson Tatum is getting one last break from the NBA grind before Boston Celtics training camp begins, and he spent it with some of his former teammates.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Who better to get basketball wisdom from than the GOAT himself, Michael Jordan? Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla has spent part of his summer getting advice from the six-time NBA champion Jordan and Phil Jackson, too, according to former Celtics forward Brian Scalabrine.
A number of Boston Celtics fans can be forgiven for still scratching their heads after Jaylen Brown was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers. The 76ers acquired Brown in exchange for Paul George, two first-round picks, two second-round picks, and there has been no dearth of backlash since the trade happened.
Michael Jordan has never needed much motivation to chase another win. He stepped away from basketball after the first three-peat, came back after about 17 months, and immediately looked like himself again.
You might not peg Brad Stevens for a big-time gambler, but there's no doubt his job makes him place some big bets. Having been at the forefront of the apron era, Stevens has had a head start on understanding the impacts of old thinking on the new system.
Brian Scalabrine, the former NBA champion, recently appeared on ‘The Starting Lineup’, a morning talk show on ‘SiriusXM NBA Radio’, where he revealed that the Celtics’ head coach, Joe Mazzulla, spent time with Michael Jordan and Phil Jackson this summer to learn about continued success and driving your hunger.
The Celtics spent years insisting they didn’t have to choose between Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. Then they chose. Boston’s stunning decision to send Brown to the 76ers for Paul George and a package of draft picks ended one of the NBA’s most successful partnerships.
Brad Stevens didn’t trade Jaylen Brown because Brown failed in Boston. He traded him because keeping the Celtics built around two maximum-salary, high-usage stars had become increasingly difficult.
Former NBA big man Michael Sweetney, who had multiple brief stints with the Boston Celtics, has died at 43. Sweetney passed away Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026, at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center in New Jersey.
Brad Stevens has once again spoken on the departure of the Boston Celtics’ 2024 Finals MVP Jaylen Brown. The five-time NBA All-Star was traded away from the Boston Celtics after ten years with the team.
Almost two decades on from the Boston Celtics’ title success in 2008, Kendrick Perkins has credited their preseason trip with the basis for their success.
Details have emerged about Mitchell Robinson’s seemingly mysterious absence this week. The new Boston Celtics center Robinson was supposed to be introduced by the team at a press conference on Tuesday.
The Celtics have signed and waived Hank Morgan, according to the NBA’s official transaction log. It’s unclear when Morgan first signed his contract with Boston, but he was released on Friday.
Jared Sullinger has officially announced his retirement from professional basketball at the age of 34. After completing a 14-year playing career spanning the NBA and elite international leagues, the former Boston Celtics forward is returning to his alma mater Ohio State University as the Director of Player Development.