PHILADELPHIA — Here’s a list of the most valuable players of the Boston Celtics postseason so far: Baylor ScheiermanLuka GarzaRon Harper Jr. Why those guys?
In Native American culture, the buffalo can represent self-sacrifice, resilience through tough times, a connection to the elements, and a promise of abundance.
Not all big moments in the NBA always come from buzzer-beaters or thrilling playoff wins. Sometimes, they show up in much quieter ways that show just as much about a team’s identity.
Boston Celtics guard Derrick White was named the 2025-26 NBA Sportsmanship Award winner on Thursday. White, 31, receives the Joe Dumars Trophy, named for the inaugural award recipient and Hall of Fame guard.
Celtics guard Derrick White has own the Sportsmanship Award for the 2025/26 season, the league announced today (Twitter link). It marks the second straight year in which a Boston guard has won the award, with Jrue Holiday taking it home a year ago prior to being traded to Portland.
Jaylen Brown scored a game-high 36 points in the Boston Celtics Game 2 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. He had a really good game, but was prone to some
It’s impossible not to think back to the unprecedented shooting bombardment Boston endured in a Game 2 loss to the Miami Heat in the opening round of the
Former NBA champion Paul Pierce is having a fierce battle off the court, and the price he’ll end up paying will undoubtedly dig a deep hole inside his pockets.
BOSTON — Neemias Queta just wanted to watch film. Moments after the Celtics’ painful 111-97 loss to the 76ers, the Portuguese center stood in the Celtics locker room surrounded by reporters, fielding question after question about what went wrong in Game 2.
LeBron's career can't go on forever, can it? If it were to end tomorrow, it would be the greatest run of sustained excellence the league has ever seen.
The first minutes of Game 2 looked a lot like Game 1, as the Celtics exposed the Sixers’ defense with smart ball movement and a fierce offense. As always, they targeted the weakest defender and used the strengths of the Jays to get to the rim and break the defensive shell.
Boston Celtics cheerleaders just wanted to do their job before Tuesday’s Game 2 of the playoff series between the C’s and the Philadelphia 76ers. But a couple of Sixers players made it a little challenging for them.
The Boston Celtics couldn't take a 2-0 first-round series lead against the Philadelphia 76ers after falling to a 111-97 loss at the TD Garden in Game 2.
BOSTON — The Celtics have some work to do after losing Game 2 to the Philadelphia 76ers. Some of this loss can be chalked up to cold shooting on a night
Forty years ago, Michael Jordan walked into Boston Garden and put up a number that still sits alone at the top of the NBA playoff record books. It was April 20, 1986.
The Boston Celtics had their chances, but this was one of those frustrating nights where nothing quite clicked offensively. They generated looks, a lot of them, but the shooting just never caught up, especially from deep, where they went ice cold.
Joe Mazzulla did not treat his Coach of the Year nomination as a moment to campaign. Instead, the Boston Celtics head coach used the question to argue that the award itself needs a different name when reporters asked him about being named a finalist on Monday.
Everyone saw the score: Sixers 111, Celtics 97 in Game 2 in Boston on Tuesday. But that’s not the whole story. What the Sixers did in Game 2 wasn’t just about evening the series.
After looking like a team that stood little chance against the Boston Celtics in a lackluster Game 1 performance on Sunday, the Philadelphia 76ers evened the series at one game apiece on Tuesday.
Joe Mazzulla is quickly establishing his place among all-time great Boston Celtics coaches. Since Mazzulla took over as coach, he has upheld the standards of the storied Celtics organization.
Joe Mazzulla continues to rag on the NBA Coach of the Year Award any chance he gets. The Celtics head coach was named one of three finalists for the 2025-26 Coach of the Year award over the weekend.
The NBA announced the finalists for the 2025-26 regular-season awards yesterday during halftime of the Detroit Pistons and Orlando Magic playoff game. Joe Mazzulla is a top 3 finalist for NBA Coach of the Year, while no other Celtics are up for any of the the other major awards.
The Boston Celtics made a powerful statement in their 2026 playoff opener, winning Game 1 of the first-round series against the Philadelphia 76ers. This commanding win created a buzz among fans, and Celtics legend Paul Pierce weighed in with high praise.
The Eastern Conference #2 seeded Boston Celtics didn't take the Philadelphia 76ers lightly as they had their foot on the gas from tipoff through the final minute.