Jayson Tatum Finally Gets His Own Hoop
Jayson Tatum can finally ball at home.
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Jayson Tatum can finally ball at home.
The NBA has pushed back plans that would allow teams to reopen their practice facilities for at least one week, and cautioned that the new target is far from set in stone.
The first step toward sports returning will happen this week. At least, it will be happening in some states.
The coronavirus pandemic hit home for Celtics guard Marcus Smart, who was the only player on the team to test positive for the virus. Now, he's doing what he can to give a little boost to those on the front lines.
While the NBA is currently shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, Danny Ainge is still hard at work. The Celtics president has a lot on his plate as he navigates these uncharted waters, and it's not just a gigantic serving from Chipotle.
In an editorial about the coronavirus pandemic, Celtics guard Jaylen Brown conveyed his message in hopes of inspiring people "to come together rather than drift farther and farther apart" while practicing social distancing.
Face coverings and masks are going to be a regular part of public life in North America for a while. The NBA is hoping to get an early jump on turning that reality into something positive.
Toxic" would probably be the best word to describe the feelings Ray Allen's former Celtics teammates hold toward him. But Allen is making it clear that those are not the feelings he shares for his former brothers in battle.
It has been over a month since Jayson Tatum and the Celtics last played in an NBA game, and in Tatum's case, played basketball at all.
Paul Pierce was entertaining throughout his matchup with Zach LaVine, but he didn't do so well on the court.
Like just about everyone else across the country, Gordon Hayward is trying to fill his time at home. With the Celtics and NBA season on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, the silver lining of it all is that it has given Hayward an opportunity to spend a lot of extra time with his family that he wouldn't normally be afforded during the season.
In a wide-ranging interview this week with The Associated Press, Garnett covered plenty of topics, including the announcement over the weekend that he officially is a member of the Class of 2020 for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, his relationship with fellow inductee Kobe Bryant, the coronavirus pandemic, and his plans for the next five and 10 years.
Celtics legend Paul Pierce will shake off some rust and put up shots to help fill the sports void during the coronavirus pandemic.
Ray Allen with hair, folks. Can you believe it?
If the NBA does decide to resume the season with the playoffs, here is a look at those potential matchups.
