When talking about the Los Angeles Clippers' offseason plans, the Boston Celtics have come up a lot recently. First it was the report about the Clippers' interest in Jrue Holiday.
The Boston Celtics may not be title contenders next season after Jayson Tatum's Achilles injury. That doesn't mean they're willing to give away players to cut salary.
The Boston Celtics are entering a team-alerting offseason, as the team construction is costing them $280 million in luxury taxes. Because of this, Boston will be forced to trade away multiple players who have expensive cap hits for next season.
The Boston Celtics are heading into an offseason where they will likely undergo some significant changes. The Celtics find themselves in a difficult spot as they’re poised to enter the second apron for a third straight year.
An NBA player has come off of the bench to score 20 or more points in a Finals game on 41 occasions in league history. How many of the players to do it can you name in six minutes?
It is fairly easy to look at the situation that the Boston Celtics are in a year after taking home the organization's 18th NBA championship and see that something, certainly, must change.
The Boston Celtics have a pivotal summer ahead of them. The Cetics have a ton on their plate; they must get resolved if they want to avoid harsh luxury tax penalties.
The Boston Celtics won’t be raising any banners next season. After a second-round exit in the 2025 NBA Playoffs, some tough changes have to be considered.
The Boston Celtics are a team that everyone will be watching this summer to see what they do with the players they have on their roster. Every other team knows they want to shed salary.
The Boston Celtics are looking to make some moves to alleviate they large tax bill that they face this summer. They have a couple of players who are slated to make a lot of money.
The Boston Celtics made some moves a couple of years ago to go all in. They made trades for both Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis prior to the start of the 2023-24 season.
The Boston Celtics need to make trades this offseason to avoid having the most expensive roster in the NBA next season. Meanwhile, the Lakers need a center
Because the Boston Celtics plan to save money this offseason, players like Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday will reportedly be on the table. Due to their expensive contracts, getting them off Boston's payroll could save tens of millions.
According to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, NBA execs believe the Boston Celtics will explore the trade market for Kristaps Porzingis this offseason. The
The offseason is here for 28 teams in the NBA. The NBA finals have arrived and there are only two teams left alive with hopes of making it to the ultimate goal of winning a championship.
The Boston Celtics lost an important member of their personnel on Monday, as it was reported that Austin Ainge will join his dad, ex-Celtics President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge, with the Utah Jazz (via ESPN's Shams Charania).
The Boston Celtics are going to be looking for teams to take on Kristaps Porzingis' contract. He is one of the leading candidates to be moved because of the massive tax bill they are facing.
The Boston Celtics could be looking to move Kristaps Porzingis. The Celtics’ outlook going forward changed drastically when Jayson Tatum tore his Achilles tendon.
Jayson Tatum’s achilles injury will likely hold him out for all of next season, so now is the time for the Boston Celtics to shed salary. The team with the most expensive roster in basketball is well past the second apron, so they’d be smart to trade a player like Kristaps Porzingis ahead of a season where their best player recovers from injury.
After the Los Angeles Lakers failed to complete the trade for Mark Williams, it was clear that center was going to be an issue for the team moving forward.
According to Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints, the Boston Celtics could trade Kristaps Porzingis this offseason. Boston has the most expensive roster in the NBA next season.
The Boston Celtics have divulged some new details regarding the mysterious illness that plagued Kristaps Porzingis for the last two months. Celtics president Brad Stevens met with the media on Monday after the team’s playoff elimination, and offered some additional details on Porzingis’ condition.
Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis, who is under contract for $30.7MM next season before hitting free agency in 2026, struggled mightily in the playoffs due to the lingering effects of a mysterious illness he contracted in February.