Marcus Smart Now Day-To-Day For Team USA With Quad Strain
Another Celtics player is dealing with an injury overseas. Marcus Smart is now considered day-to-day for Team USA with a left quad strain.
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Another Celtics player is dealing with an injury overseas. Marcus Smart is now considered day-to-day for Team USA with a left quad strain.
Jayson Tatum of the Boston Celtics will miss at least the Americans' next two games at the World Cup because of a sprained left ankle.
Celtics fans are holding their breath after Jayson Tatum rolled his ankle during Tuesday morning's World Cup action.
Kemba Walker scored 13 points and Jayson Tatum finished with 10 for the Americans, who pulled away for a win in China.
Created by the NBA and WNBA, the "Her Time to Play" clinic aims to inspire the next generation of female athletes.
Team USA's roster has been finalized for the upcoming FIBA World Cup, and there are four members of the Celtics who made the team.
President Donald Trump presented 91-year-old basketball legend Bob Cousy with the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Thursday, praising the Boston Celtics star as "one of the all-time greats in the history of sports."
A group of Celtics players left their mark in the box score as the United States earned a victory Thursday in a World Cup warm-up game.
Larry Bird likes the mural on an Indianapolis home but not the tattoos.
Basketball season is coming. We now know when it will officially begin.
USA Basketball opened training camp Monday for the FIBA World Cup, which starts Aug. 31 in China. Here are 10 things to know about the tournament and the Americans' quest for an unprecedented third gold medal in the event.
Enes Kanter could have gotten more money elsewhere this offseason, but he chose to sign a two-year deal with the Boston Celtics. Why? The center explained the many reasons, but it mainly boiled down to winning basketball games.
It's Tacko Time in Boston. The Celtics have signed summer sensation Tacko Fall, the team announced on Thursday.
Professional athletes have a lot more to worry about than their ratings in a video game. But professional athletes are doing a lot of worrying about their ratings in a video game.
The red, white and blue may have a noticeable tint of green this summer during the FIBA World Cup.
