No Progress For Celtics' Al Horford
The Boston Celtics were hoping to have Al Horford back in time for Wednesday night's game against the Wizards, but his status is again in doubt as the big man has not progressed in the NBA's concussion protocol.
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The Boston Celtics were hoping to have Al Horford back in time for Wednesday night's game against the Wizards, but his status is again in doubt as the big man has not progressed in the NBA's concussion protocol.
The Celtics defense has been putrid to start the season, and Isaiah Thomas is calling the team out.
The Celtics were missing starters Jae Crowder and high-priced free agent acquisition Al Horford.
The Celtics are dealing with injuries and perhaps a bit of an identity crisis given their poor start defensively, but the club appears to have found something with rookie third overall pick Jaylen Brown just five games into their season.
Danny Ainge was looking to take a big gamble back during the 2014 NBA Draft, according to a new report.
Celtics rookie Jaylen Brown did not look like a 20-year-old rookie in his first career start, earning him praise from LeBron James.
LeBron James scored a season-high 30 points and the reigning NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers stayed undefeated, beating the Boston Celtics 128-122 on Thursday night.
Brad Stevens has had to get creative with his lineups in the opening week of the regular season, and things are only going to get tougher for the head coach in the wake of Jae Crowder's sprained ankle.
Danny Ainge joined Toucher & Rich to give a few injury updates, and explain why the Celtics did not come to terms on a contract extension with Kelly Olynyk.
The Celtics needed someone to step up in a big way Wednesday night against the Chicago Bulls, and it came from an unlikely source.
Celtics head coach Brad Stevens indicated that Crowder could miss extended time after spraining his ankle in Wednesday's win.
Isaiah Thomas had 23 points and 10 assists, and the Boston Celtics handed the Chicago Bulls their first loss of the season, 107-100 on Wednesday night.
Brian Robb takes a closer look at how will Brad Stevens manage his lineups and rotation in the face of Al Horford's absence.
Celtics center/forward Al Horford was hit in the head at practice on Monday and has been placed in the NBA's concussion protocol program.
Ray Allen has officially retired, and some are wondering if he'll one day have his number hanging from the TD Garden rafters.
