The Boston Celtics have been notoriously branded as one of the most three-point-reliant teams in the NBA. However, Derrick White reiterates that this is far from the truth.
The Boston Celtics have been home to a plethora of NBA legends over the past 80 years. Being 18-time NBA champions, the Boston Celtics remain the most accomplished franchise to ever exist in the league.
Derrick White learned an important lesson from former Golden State Warriors star Klay Thompson. The Boston Celtics finally crossed the final hurdle in the Eastern Conference as they took on the Golden State Warriors during the 2022 NBA Finals.
The Boston Celtics have one of the best lineups in the league when they are fully healthy, even without Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis. Derrick White is part of that great lineup.
Boston Celtics guard Derrick White is a pretty calm guy. He’s never received a technical in his NBA career and manages to torch teams while remaining mild-mannered.
Which former NBA players watch today's game and think to themselves, Man, I would have been awesome in today's game? Probably all of them. But how many of them are right?
For a Boston Celtics player, picking one franchise legend whom they would have loved to play with would be incredibly difficult, owing to the number of icons who have repped the famous green jersey.
There is no better compliment for a shooter in basketball than being acknowledged by Stephen Curry, someone who made shooting three-pointers look like child’s play.
After helping lead the Celtics to an NBA championship in 2024, Derrick White signed a four-year, $125.9 million contract extension. The first of those four years begins this season.
A Boston Celtics champion starter needed to wear what he described as an "ear condom" following a scary on-court injury. Veteran guard Derrick White, who launched his very revealing "White Noise" podcast this summer, recently recalled the most debilitating injury of his pro career so far.
When NBA players are on the road, they have cities they like to visit and ones that they can't stand. The Celtics certainly have a list of cities that they don't mind going to versus ones they hate.
When talking about the Celtics, you typically think of the iconic names that took the franchise to all time heights, or the legendary teams that are immortalized in basketball history.
Let’s be honest, the modern NBA has a bit of a reputation. Between “load management” nights that feel more common than a Tuesday, and stars treating a stubbed toe like a career-ending catastrophe, the “soft” label gets thrown around a lot.
Boston Celtics center Al Horford appears to be nearing a move after waiting months past the start of free agency. Horford, the Celtics' only free-agent center, is reportedly close to signing a deal with the Golden State Warriors.
This is the first season in quite a while that the Boston Celtics will not be one of the favorites to come out of the Eastern Conference. This is a team that will have three new starters next year.
Boston Celtics guard Derrick White has shared his prediction for the All-NBA First Team for the 2025-26 season on the White Noise Podcast with Derrick White.
The Boston Celtics are not expected to contend for a championship next season. Part of it is the fact that they no longer have Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis on the roster.
Boston Celtics guard Derrick White revealed the team will heavily rely on fourth-year big man Neemias Queta will need to have a big season in 2025-26. The Celtics' roster has transformed since the end of 2024-25, and Queta is one of two players who will likely fill in at center, the other player being newly acquired Luka Garza.
Because they were in the second apron, the Boston Celtics were forced to break up their championship-winning core by parting ways with Jrue Holiday, Kristaps Porzingis, Al Horford, and Luke Kornet, among others, this summer.
NBA players don’t typically cast a way-too-early vote for some of the league’s top honors, but Boston Celtics guard Derrick White was open to the exercise.
Every player has a preferred NBA city they enjoy playing in when on the road. Players also have their least favorite cities to play in. Boston Celtics guard Derrick White revealed what his least favorite NBA city is.
One would realize just how fast time flies when Derrick White, the 29th overall pick of the 2017 NBA Draft, is now an elder statesman in the NBA. White
The city of Memphis is known for a few things: barbecue, Rock 'n' Roll and the home of the Memphis Grizzlies. After the franchise relocated from Vancouver in 2001, the Grizzlies have made the postseason 14 times with one Western Conference Finals appearance in that mix.
After playing a crucial role in the Boston Celtics' NBA Championship victory in 2024, Derrick White signed a four-year, $126 million deal to remain with the team for the long haul.
Even though we may not see a huge jump in terms of graphics or gameplay in NBA 2K, it still manages to generate a lot of excitement with every new edition. With NBA 2k26 dropping in less than a couple of weeks, that excitement has begun to peak again, especially with everyone wondering what certain athletes are going to be rated.