Schedule Released For Celtics-76ers Playoff Series
The warm-up period is over in the NBA's bubble. It's time for some playoff action.
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The warm-up period is over in the NBA's bubble. It's time for some playoff action.
It is finally official. The Celtics will square off against the Philadelphia 76ers in the first round of the NBA Playoffs.
The No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference officially belongs to the Boston Celtics, and now they'll sit back and wait for their first-round opponent to reveal themselves.
The three-seed in the East is back to being the Celtics' to lose, but they'd have to lose to some pretty bad teams to let it slip away.
It will be interesting to see where the Celtics stack up when the NBA returns, with owner Wyc Grousbeck excited to see what his team can go out and prove.
Though many uncertainties still remain, the NBA appears to be hyper-focused on returning to play this summer. We're now learning a few more details.
The potential NBA playoff seedings that are being discussed would be an absolute nightmare for the Boston Celtics.
The Boston Celtics have locked down their spot in the NBA playoffs.
No one knows where Kyrie Irving will end up this offseason. Heck, Kyrie probably doesn't even know yet.
Marcus Smart wants to make one thing clear: Kyrie Irving did not destroy the Boston Celtics.
The 2018-19 Boston Celtics season was a major disappointment for everyone involved. That includes Gordon Hayward, who was never really able to return to his usual form after missing all of last season.
A frustrating season came to a merciful end for the Celtics on Wednesday night, and no one seems happier about it than Terry Rozier.
The Celtics season is over, and now the attention turns to the future of Kyrie Irving. It doesn't sound like that future will be with the Celtics.
The Celtics need a win Wednesday night if they want to keep their season going. Meanwhile, the Bucks will get a little bit stronger as they try to eliminate Boston.
It's do or die time for the Boston Celtics. But it feels like this team is ready to give in to the latter rather than fight for the former.
The Celtics have dug themselves into a gigantic hole, one that few teams throughout NBA history have ever been able to get out of.
The Celtics' season is in jeopardy after losing Game 4 to the Bucks.
The Celtics could certainly use a boost defensively.
After suffering a mild heart attack in Milwaukee on Tuesday night, Danny Ainge is back home in Boston.
After struggling mightily in the first two games of the series, Celtics forward Jayson Tatum promises to be better in Friday night's Game 3.
Marcus Smart still won't offer up a timetable for his return, but the injured Celtics guard is getting closer by the day.
After showing off some great ball movement in Game 1, the Celtics played too much hero ball against the Bucks in Game 2.
Kyrie Irving has a knack for playing his best basketball in the postseason. But that was not the case Tuesday night in Game 2 against the Bucks.
Giannis Antetokoumpo had 29 points and 10 rebounds, Khris Middleton made seven of Milwaukee's 20 3-pointers, and the Bucks beat the Boston Celtics 123-102 on Tuesday night to even their playoff series.
The Celtics stole home court from the Bucks on Sunday, and potentially the spirit of Milwaukee's best player.
