Danny Ainge Has An Interesting Take On Reports Of Celtics 'Tuning Out' Brad Stevens
When it comes to understanding the dynamics of relationships in the NBA, Danny Ainge has experienced it all.
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When it comes to understanding the dynamics of relationships in the NBA, Danny Ainge has experienced it all.
As Celtics fans know throughout his nearly 20 years as Boston's president of basketball ops., Danny Ainge would trade anyone. Anyone.
Danny Ainge said the Celtics have issues with depth, consistency and maturity -- but Brad Stevens is not part of the problem.
Danny Ainge dropped a pretty big update Thursday morning, revealing that Jaylen Brown is currently dealing with knee tendinitis.
Danny Ainge has plans for the TPE, but he's not going to take the first offer send Boston's way.
Friday's Celtics-Magic game in Boston remains up in the air, but Danny Ainge is optimistic his team will play its next scheduled game.
Danny Ainge has finally discussed Gordon Hayward's departure from Boston, and shed some light on his plans for the big trade exception that the Celtics receiver in the sign-and-trade with Charlotte.
According to a report, the Celtics weren't very high on Indiana big man Myles Turner, the centerpiece of a reported Hayward sign-and-trade with the Pacers.
The dust has settled on a frantic weekend for the Celtics, and though the present is a little worse off, the future still remains bright.
The NBA Draft has arrived, and there is a whole lot that could -- or couldn't -- happen with the Boston Celtics.
Danny Ainge said a lot on Wednesday. But did he say anything?
The NBA Draft is only a week away. And the Boston Celtics still have three first-round picks.
Danny Ainge doesn't want to make three first-round picks this year, but he may have to. At least he has a history of doing so, to mixed results.
It has been a while since we saw Danny Ainge shift into full "Trader Danny" mode, but the Celtics president of basketball ops. is trying his hardest ahead of the NBA Draft.
Danny Ainge admitted that the Celtics have to get a lot better as a whole if they want to compete for an NBA title.
Kemba Walker didn't want to make any excuses after the Celtics fell in the Eastern Conference Finals, but the point guard was clearly not himself throughout Boston's playoff run. Now that the season is over, the Celtics are going to do everything they can to get Kemba back to being Kemba.
The shock has passed and now reality is setting in. And boy did the Celtics blow a great opportunity down in the NBA bubble.
The Celtics season is over, and that really, really stinks. But there are a lot of positives to take away from the 2019-20 season.
If you feel bad about the Celtics' performance in Game 4, this will make you feel a little worse.
Wednesday night was a frustrating one for the Celtics, and they really have no one to blame but themselves. But Danny Ainge wouldn't put the loss on Brad Stevens, saying everyone could have been a lot better in their Game 4 loss to the Miami Heat.
From jabs about one's constant whining to the other's suits, the Danny Ainge-Pat Riley feud has been one of the NBA's best over the last 40 years.
While the Celtics did indeed slip off the floor in '88, Ainge said it had nothing to do with bad sportsmanship and everything to do with getting off the court safely.
Whether or not the Celtics will be allowed to do that is not yet known. Marty Walsh expects a clearer picture coming on Monday.
While the NBA is currently shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, Danny Ainge is still hard at work. The Celtics president has a lot on his plate as he navigates these uncharted waters, and it's not just a gigantic serving from Chipotle.
Marcus Smart continues to improve after testing positive for coronavirus last week. But he's probably feeling a bit feverish after receiving yet another burn from his general manager on social media.
