Returning To Celtics A 'Surreal' Moment For Joe Johnson
Joe Johnson returning to the Celtics is the feel-good story that Boston fans need at the moment.
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Joe Johnson returning to the Celtics is the feel-good story that Boston fans need at the moment.
The Celtics are bringing back a blast from the past to fill out their COVID-stricken roster. Boston is reportedly signing Joe Johnson to a 10-day contract.
For many NBA contenders, the busy part of the season begins now, as veterans get bought out and seek to sign on to chase a ring.
The Celtics didn't make any trades on Thursday, but are reportedly already targeting a veteran scorer when he hits the buyout market.
The C's are looking to see who gets bought out, and one big name will reportedly hit the market soon.
While you're eagerly awaiting to see what Danny Ainge has up his sleeve, take a look back at some of the best and worst trades in Celtics history.
The time for experimenting is over. P.J. Carlesimo has to play his best guys for as long as they can go.
The Boston Celtics are getting used to a handful of new players this season, but there is one thing they haven't had to worry about the last five years: competition in the Atlantic Division.
Paul Pierce scored 18 points despite briefly leaving with an ankle injury, and the Celtics spoiled the Nets' return to national TV with a 115-85 exhibition victory.
Felger and Massarotti kicked off the day talking about NBA free agency and the Brooklyn Nets' attempt to put together their own super team.
Rajon Rondo will take Atlanta Hawks guard Joe Johnson's spot on the Eastern Conference squad according to multiple reports.
Rajon Rondo, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen will accompany Kevin Garnett to the NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles.