The Boston Celtics made the decision to draft Hugo Gonzalez in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft. They used the 28th overall pick on him, thinking he can help the team right away.
The Boston Celtics have a big plan for what the franchise will do in the next couple of years. After trading Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis in order to get under the second apron, they have some other moves to make.
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The Celtics are in the midst of a critical offseason. With Jayson Tatum tearing his Achilles and the franchise in the second apron, it was the perfect time for Brad Stevens to overhaul the roster.
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Tatum underwent Achilles surgery in May and could miss the entire 2025-26 season
The Boston Celtics entered the offseason facing significant uncertainty about their championship core. Six-time All-Star Jayson Tatum is currently rehabbing from a ruptured Achilles tendon suffered during the Eastern Conference semifinals and is widely expected to miss most, if not all, of the 2025-26 season.
BOSTON — There are uncertainties aplenty surrounding the Boston Celtics’ future. That hasn’t been the norm during Brad Stevens’ tenure as Celtics GM, but it’s been the reality since star Jayson Tatum ruptured his Achilles in May.
Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens had plenty to cover during his post-draft media availability Wednesday night, from new first-rounder Hugo Gonzalez to the franchise’s shifting financial posture.
BOSTON — The Boston Celtics have dominated trade conversations since the end of the 2024-25 season. And because they recently moved center Kristaps Porzingis
The Boston Celtics didn't make the biggest headlines in Wednesday's draft, but what's most notable is the moves they didn't make. After trading Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis over the previous couple days, they kept Jaylen Brown and Derrick White.
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.
Brad Stevens has done it again. The Boston Celtics are in uncharted territory as the team will be without star forward Jayson Tatum for an entire season for the first time since 2016. In preparation for the upcoming season, it seemed to be the Celtics’ mission to get out of the second apron and back into smooth financial waters.
Heading into the offseason, it was expected that Jrue Holiday would be traded. The Boston Celtics need to shed salary and get under the second apron. As a result, Holiday was a clear trade candidate, with three years left on his four-year $134 million contract.
Since the New England Patriots selected Kyle Williams in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft, the entire Boston sports community has embraced him. Ahead of his rookie season, Williams has visited many of the surrounding teams, where he received words of encouragement from Boston Celtics executive Brad Stevens and head coach Joe Mazzulla.
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.
Just a year after winning their first championship since 2008, the Boston Celtics are already being forced to tear it down — at least somewhat. Boasting one of the NBA’s most expensive rosters over the past two seasons, and with the team’s projected roster cost nearing $500 million next season, Boston must make some changes.
Earlier this month, after the Celtics' championship defense came to a crash-and-burn halt with a six-game loss to the Knicks in the conference semifinals, team honcho Brad Stevens addressed the obvious: Boston will need to make changes. Not just changes on the floor.
On the heirarchy of potential slabs of trade bait for the Celtics this offseason, it's pretty clear how things stack up. Kristaps Porzingis, with his mystery ailment, his inability to stay on the floor and his expiring contract at $30 million, would be Boston's pick to jettison to another team.
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?
Despite a recent ESPN report suggesting otherwise, Jaylen Brown is not scheduled for surgery just yet. Celtics president of basketball operations Brad
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.
As the Boston Celtics gear up to face the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night, the biggest piece of news surrounding the team isn't the return of Jayson Tatum but of the team's historic sale.
Since 2021, Brad Stevens has overseen the Celtics organization from a front-office role.
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.
The Celtics president of basketball operations provided a bleak outlook for future draft picks of the NBA's top team.
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.
Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens has been named the NBA’s Executive of the Year.
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