Paul George understands why Boston Celtics fans are not exactly celebrating his arrival following the blockbuster trade that sent Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers.
If you’re anything like me, you’ve spent a few late evenings … okay fine, early mornings … raising your last call beer and belting out the lyrics to “Closing
When the Boston Celtics traded Jaylen Brown this offseason, the move left many questioning the rationale behind such a significant and unexpected decision. The possibility of the Boston staple moving became increasingly apparent in my eyes after the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes ended with the former Bucks star landing in Miami.
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.
Mike Conley and Payton Pritchard have made a connection this summer. Conley revealed at his introductory press conference on Tuesday that they have begun working out together, playing a lot of five-on-five and one-on-one.
Paul George did not arrive in Boston with the usual glow of a major acquisition. At 36, he is becoming part of a Celtics culture that saw one of the most important figures in recent history being traded away.
Following the Boston Celtics’ introductory press conference for veteran forward Paul George, ESPN’s NBA Today panel debated whether the 9x All-Star struck the right tone in his inaugural remarks.
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.
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.
Mike Conley has been around. “I was part of the league when [Kevin Garnett] and them guys won, and [Rajon] Rondo and them,” he said at his introductory press conference alongside Paul George. Conley could probably write a great book about how the league has evolved from his rookie season in 2008 to 2026.
Paul George’s introductory Boston Celtics press conference left at least one former player unimpressed. George was formally introduced as a Celtics player on Tuesday roughly two months after the team acquired him from Philadelphia in a blockbuster trade for Jaylen Brown.
The Boston Celtics held a press conference on Tuesday for new offseason additions Paul George and Mike Conley Jr. The Celtics acquired George in their blockbuster trade that sent Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers, while Conley Jr.
Paul George knows the questions are there. After two injury-plagued seasons, he says he finally has a different answer. “I feel great again,” George said Tuesday during his introductory press conference with the Celtics, via John Karalis of NBA On SI.
The Boston Celtics signed Devin Carter to an Exhibit 10 contract on Monday, essentially giving him a tryout with the team for a two-way deal, a guaranteed spot, or a cut-and-stash with the G League Maine Celtics.
The 2024 #13 overall pick Devin Carter played his first two seasons in Sacramento. He will battle it out in training camp for a Celtics roster spot or a two-way contract.
The Celtics have expressed interest in signing Devin Carter once the former Providence standout clears the waiver wire, according to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line and Bleacher Report (Twitter link).
The Boston Celtics have reportedly expressed interest in signing former lottery pick Devin Carter. The guard was recently waived by the Atlanta Hawks. The Celtics are the only team that has been reported to have interest.
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.
The Celtics traded Jaylen Brown, are counting heavily on a 36-year-old Paul George and don’t really know how much Jayson Tatum can handle after tearing his Achilles in 2025.
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.