What The Celtics Accomplished On NBA Trade Deadline Day
What Brad Stevens was able to do on his first deadline day as Celtics president of basketball ops.
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What Brad Stevens was able to do on his first deadline day as Celtics president of basketball ops.
The Celtics have made a trade for an actual player, acquiring guard Derrick White from the San Antonio Spurs.
The Bol Bol era in Boston ended before it ever got a chance to begin.
Making the case for the Celtics to do some adding at Thursday's NBA trade deadline.
The Celtics are on a bit of a roll right now, which will make Brad Stevens' job at the trade deadline a little tougher.
Danny Ainge taking a new job just six months after stepping down from the Celtics has some wondering if he was forced out by ownership. Brad Stevens says that "absolutely not true."
An unnamed assistant coach recently shared an unflattering opinion on Jayson Tatum, saying that the Celtics star cares more about big scoring nights than he does about winning. Those comments are not sitting well with Celtics president of basketball ops Brad Stevens.
The Celtics are off to a rough start this season, but Brad Stevens is confident that the team will work through its issues.
The Celtics have handed out another extension, giving Josh Richardson an extra year and $12 million on his current contract.
Brad Stevens has been a busy man this summer, but he's excited for the Celtics team that he assembled for the 2021-22 season.
The Celtics didn't lose Evan Fournier for nothing after all. Boston has worked out a sign-and-trade with the New York Knicks, which lands Brad Stevens a new trade exception to work with over the next year.
The current offseason plan of the Boston Celtics is pretty clear: Don't mess up next offseason. It's a plan that carries plenty of risk for 2021-22, but may bring a huge reward for the summer of 2022.
Kemba Walker reportedly didn't want to play for the Celtics anymore. But the point guard was still "heartbroken" when Brad Stevens traded him to the Thunder last week, according to Jared Weiss of The Athletic.
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.
Brad Stevens is now at the head of the table for the Boston Celtics. But he's still pretty green as the president of basketball ops. for the franchise, so he does still check in with his old boss.
Brad Stevens' first move as Celtics president of basketball ops. was not an easy one to make, but he believes trading Kemba Walker will help get the team moving in the right direction again.
A new report painted a picture of the culture within the Celtics organization. It's not pretty.
Brad Stevens' efforts to replace Brad Stevens have begun in earnest.
Many are wondering how Brad Stevens will handle the shift from head coach to Celtics president. Bill Belichick is not one of them, as he has all the confidence that Stevens will thrive in his new role.
One of Brad Stevens' first moves as president of basketball operations for the Celtics may also be his toughest.
"That's a source they probably don't want to get any info from again."
The Celtics are looking for a new head coach. Here are some options.
"You know what? I'm gonna walk away," Smith concluded. "I'll be right back, because I'm scared I'm going to say something that might get me in trouble. Because I'm pissed. I'm pissed!"
Brad Stevens has a new gig with the Celtics, and now he needs to find a new head coach.
Danny Ainge stepped down as Celtics president of basketball operations on Wednesday morning, but it was not a decision he came to because the Celtics were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs. It was a decision nearly two years in the making.
