Boston Celtics guard Payton Pritchard made a bold claim regarding teammate Jayson Tatum's recovery from his Achilles injury. During media day for the Celtics,
With the Golden State Warriors finally coming to terms with their restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga, they were able to officially announce their signing of Al Horford today.
The Boston Celtics decided that this was the offseason to start making a lot of changes with the franchise. They wanted to get under the second apron of the luxury tax, and they have accomplished that.
The Boston Celtics are currently preparing for a 2025-26 season that will likely be played in its entirety without superstar Jayson Tatum, who tore his Achilles vs the New York Knicks in last year’s playoffs.
Basketball originated as a distinctly American game. It had international roots, though, as the game's inventor, James Naismith, was Canadian. In the years since, the NBA has been flooded with league-defining international talent.
This offseason, the Celtics were always going to make a lot of changes. With a new owner, the Celtics were not going to keep spending enough money to be in the second apron.
According to Brad Stevens, president of basketball operations, the Boston Celtics tried to keep Al Horford over the summer, but the big man was ready to start a new chapter with the Golden State Warriors.
The Boston Celtics will enter what many have already branded as a transitional season after the Jayson Tatum injury led to a considerable clearout for financial purposes.
Watching a team with a clear identity and no question marks certainly has its perks, but there’s also beauty in following an unproven group with a blank canvas and lower expectations.
Sixth man or starter. Doesn’t matter. Payton Pritchard is ready to light it up. In his age-28 season, with changes to the roster and a Sixth Man of the Year award already on the mantle, Payton Pritchard could be forgiven for swaggering into Media Day and treating the starting job as unquestionably his.
Despite his Achilles injury in May 2025, Jayson Tatum is already back to basketball activities. That is impressive from the Boston Celtics superstar, as he has done well with his recovery from such a damaging injury.
Over the summer, the first free agent that President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens went out and got was Luka Garza. His addition may not have softened the blow of losing Kristaps Porzingis and then Luke Kornet and finally Al Horford, but he’s received rave reviews in pre-training camp runs and seems a good fit in Boston’s faster playstyle.
Chris Boucher was one of the Boston Celtics’ biggest additions this offseason after their disappointing playoff exit. The Jayson Tatum-less Celtics were eliminated in the Eastern Conference semifinals by the New York Knicks in six games.
The Boston Celtics are currently preparing for a 2025-26 season that will see them take the floor with a vastly different roster than what they’ve had two years.
Not even five months ago, Celtics star forward Jayson Tatum was writhing in pain in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals after tearing his right Achilles tendon.
BOSTON — Xavier Tillman changed his diet, focusing on chicken, salmon and rice this offseason on his way to losing 12 pounds — something he believes should aid the recovery a March stem cell injection initiated after his left knee swelling returned in January.
NBA media day may consist of many different surprises. Whether it’s wacky hair or improbable quotes, fans never know what to expect on the long-awaited day.
The Boston Celtics’ newest star received some bittersweet encouragement from his new head coach. The Boston Celtics went through a transformative period this summer, after Jayson Tatum’s Achilles injury derailed their plans for the season.
For the Boston Celtics, the standard is the standard. Year after year, the goal is not just to compete, but to hang another championship banner in the rafters of TD Garden.
Joe Mazzulla’s coaching philosophies aren’t that simple. With Jrue Holiday out, he’s reportedly willing to trust Payton Pritchard, the reigning Sixth Man of the Year, to take care of playmaking.
Al Horford has officially committed to playing a 19th NBA season, and the veteran big man will do so for a new team. Horford agreed to a multi-year contract with the Golden State Warriors on Sunday, his agent told ESPN’s Shams Charania.