Celtics Remind Us That They Can Beat Good Teams, Even Without Their Star Player
The Boston Celtics can beat good teams. The Boston Celtics can beat good teams on the road. The Boston Celtics can beat good teams on the road without their star player.
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The Boston Celtics can beat good teams. The Boston Celtics can beat good teams on the road. The Boston Celtics can beat good teams on the road without their star player.
Joel Embiid was not a happy man after his 76ers lost to the Boston Celtics for the third time this season, and the Philly big man had a few choice words for NBA refs after the defeat.
The Celtics need something to help with their lack of chemistry, and Marcus Morris has one recommendation for president of basketball ops. Danny Ainge: Another Morris.
Marcus Morris said his Celtics teammates agreed with a lot of what he had to say following Saturday's embarrassing loss to the Clippers.
The Celtics have a crucial game in Philadelphia on Tuesday night, but will once again be without their best player.
According got a report, Celtics players "aren't that close" and are trying to "coexist politely."
In need of some good news following back-to-back losses, the Celtics got some on Kyrie Irving's right knee injury.
Marcus Morris feels the pain of Celtics fans. He's not having any fun this season either.
Celtics fans in attendance for Thursday night's showdown with LeBron James and the Lakers were ecstatic to see some members of the Patriots in attendance at the TD Garden. They appeared to have been equally excited for the presence of a T-shirt.
The Celtics didn't do anything to help with the present on Thursday. But they still have a shot for the future with Anthony Davis remaining in New Orleans.
In a truly odd deadline day for the Celtics, they have traded a player who hasn't even played for them this season, and likely won't play with his new team either.
While the Celtics sit out this deadline day, their competition in the Eastern Conference continues to make moves to improve their chances when the playoffs arrive.
Deadline day in the NBA has finally arrived. And after weeks of speculation and rumors (so many rumors), it sounds like it will be a pretty quiet day for the Boston Celtics.
The Celtics will have two of their best players back Thursday night when they try to continue Boston's recent run of dominance over Los Angeles teams.
If Wednesday morning is any indication, Eastern Conference contenders are going to be an active bunch ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline. The Boston Celtics, however, are not expected to join in on the deadline day fun.
It appears the New Orleans Pelicans are currently winning this trade tug-of-war with Anthony Davis, which is good news for the Boston Celtics.
Anthony Davis has reportedly expanded the list of teams he's willing to sign a long-term deal with. That list of teams still does not include the Boston Celtics.
The Boston Celtics snapped the Oklahoma City Thunder's league-best seven-game win streak with a 134-129 victory Sunday.
Celtics forward Jaylen Brown is much more than just a basketball player. On Super Bowl Sunday, he decided to make a social statement.
It's been a few minutes, so it's time for another Anthony Davis-Celtics update. And this one is not good for Boston.
Drama. Drama. And some more drama. That's what the NBA is providing on a daily basis. And the Boston Celtics are not exempt.
It sounds like Kyrie Irving still intends to re-up with the Celtics at the end of the season, and even if he doesn't, he most certainly won't be heading out West to join LeBron James and the Lakers.
Will he stay or will he go? That is the big uncertainly surrounding Kyrie Irving and the Boston Celtics right now. But Celtics president of basketball ops. Danny Ainge doesn't sound too concerned about the issue.
There are rumors in the NBA. And as usual, the Celtics are involved in those rumors.
Jaylen Brown had 24 points and 10 rebounds, Jayson Tatum scored 20 points, and the Boston Celtics rolled over the Charlotte Hornets 126-94 on Wednesday night despite Kyrie Irving's absence.
