What approach are Celtics bringing into must-win Game 6 vs. 76ers?
The Celtics are in a 3-2 series hole and have their backs against the wall -- a familiar spot for this squad.
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Steve Burton, Cedric Maxwell break down Celtics' comeback win over Warriors in Game 1 of NBA Finals
As Max put it: "Someone forgot to tell Al Horford that he's old."
Al Horford reacts to Celtics' Game 7 win, earning first trip to NBA Finals
Al Horford is going to the NBA Finals for the first time in his 15-year career.
How can Celtics bounce back in Game 2 vs. Heat?
The Celtics were completely dominated by the Miami Heat in the third quarter of Game 1, costing them a chance at stealing a win. Dan Roche and Cedric Maxwell discuss what went wrong for Boston, and what the Celtics need to do in order to bounce back in Game 2.
Ime Udoka provides an update on Al Horford after Celtics forward lands in Health And Safety Protocol
Celtics head coach Ime Udoka discussed the status of Al Horford going forward after the forward was placed in NBA Health & Safety Protocol ahead of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Miami Heat.
Keys For Game 2: Celtics Can't Have A Letdown Game Wednesday Night
The Celtics are flying high after their epic Game 1 victory over the Brooklyn Nets. They need to carry that momentum into Game 2 on Wednesday night.
Who Is In -- And Who Is Out -- As Celtics Go For No. 2 Seed Vs. Bucks Thursday Night
The biggest question heading into Thursday night's Celtics-Bucks clash was whether or not Boston would make a strong push for the No. 2 seed in the East or rest its star players. It turns out the Celtics will try to do both.
Celtics Get Their First Glimpse Of Life Without Rob Williams
The Celtics played their first game without Rob Williams following the center's ankle injury on Sunday. It's hard to take anything away from it though, considering Boston was without three other starters against the Raptors.
Celtics Will Sit Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown For Monday Night's Game Vs. Raptors
The Boston Celtics are not going to look like the Boston Celtics on Monday night.
Celtics Place Jayson Tatum In Health And Safety Protocol Ahead Of Monday Night's Game Vs. Timberwolves
Just when it seems like the Celtics roster may become whole again, COVID-19 rears its ugly head.
Celtics Add Al Horford, Grant Williams To Health And Safety Protocols
COVID-19 has hit the NBA hard over the last week, and the Boston Celtics are now joining the mix.
Al Horford Gets His Revenge Against 76ers
Al Horford downplayed the revenge aspect of Wednesday night's Celtics win over the 76ers. But it was clear from the jump that he had a little extra something for the team that gave up on him.
Flipping Kemba Walker For Al Horford Continues To Come Up Green For Celtics
Landing Al Horford for Kemba Walker -- and having Horford contribute as much as he has -- has been huge for the Celtics in 2021.
Celtics Still Not Sure If Jaylen Brown, Al Horford Will Play On Opening Night
The Boston Celtics tip off their 2021-22 season on Wednesday. But it remains unclear if they'll have Jaylen Brown or Al Horford in New York against the Knicks.
Celtics' Al Horford Tests Positive For COVID-19
The Boston Celtics have another case of COVID-19.
Celtics Give Ime Udoka A Thrilling Win And Other Takeaways From First Preseason Game
Plenty of overreactions to an exciting win by the Celtics in their preseason opener.
Al Horford Grateful For Another Shot At Some Unfinished Business With Celtics
Al Horford is back in Boston, and the veteran big man couldn't be happier. He's eager to take care of some unfinished business with the Celtics.
Stevens Discusses Celtics' Crowded Frontcourt, How Al Horford Can Help Robert Williams
Following last week's trade that sent Kemba Walker out of Boston and brought in Al Horford and Moses Brown, the Celtics have a big glut of big guys.
It's Official: Celtics Trade Kemba Walker To Oklahoma City For Al Horford
Kemba Walker's days in Boston are over. And Al Horford's coming back.
Al Horford Donates $500,000 Toward Coronavirus Relief Everywhere He's Played Basketball
There is a lot of debate about Al Horford the basketball player. But there is no debate about Al Horford the person. He is a solid dude all around.
Al Horford Questionable In His Return To Boston
Al Horford returns to Boston for the first time as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday night. But he may not see the TD Garden floor.
Celtics 'Stomped Their Feet' Over Teams Possibly Tampering With Al Horford
The Celtics knew they were going to lose Kryie Irving via free agency this summer, but Al Horford's departure caught them by surprise. And the fact that teams knew Horford would be available, and had some big money offers ready to go, reportedly caused the Celtics to raise a bit of a stink about the situation.
Al Horford Discusses His Tough Decision To Leave Celtics/Easy Decision To Sign With 76ers
Al Horford said his decision to opt out of his deal with the Celtics was a difficult one to make. The 76ers made his decision to move to Philly pretty simple, though.
Al Horford Says Thank You To Boston In Farewell Message
Celtics fans are still hurting from Al Horford's departure. His heartfelt farewell to Boston may help a little bit.
NBA Free Agency Live Blog: Al Horford Agrees To Deal With 76ers
The live blog will be filled with every bit of NBA news that makes its way out on what is sure to be an exceptionally busy day.
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