Final Celtics Mock Draft Roundup
One final look at who the pundits think the Celtics will select at No. 27 in the 2018 NBA Draft.
Watch CBS News
One final look at who the pundits think the Celtics will select at No. 27 in the 2018 NBA Draft.
Marcus Smart believes he'll be back in Boston next season, but his focus this offseason has been on his mother and her battle with cancer.
The Boston Celtics will be practicing in some fancy new digs from now on.
The 2018 NBA Draft is filled with talent, but who will be selected, when and by what team? And what does their NBA future hold?
Celtics head coach Brad Stevens provided another encouraging update on Gordon Hawyard.
It feels like just yesterday Kevin Garnett looked up into the TD Garden rafters and told the world that anything was possible.
Move over, LeBron James. It appears as though Kawhi Leonard is about to dominate the NBA news cycle.
Let the madness begin.
With the NBA Draft less than a week away, we're starting to get a better picture of whom the Celtics are targeting with their late first-round selection.
Danny Ainge is never satisfied. And he's never one to pass up an opportunity at a good deal.
What's better than a taco? How about a FREE taco?
Key Warriors are all signed or have committed for next season, but the team can still make a play in free agency, possibly even for LeBron.
Though he's a man who wants to live in the present, Kyrie Irving knows he's going to get bombarded with questions about his future.
LeBron James showed up to his press conference with a cast. It seemed fake. But was the injury real? Here's a closer look.
When Kyrie Irving talks, people tend to listen. And overreact, quite a bit.
LeBron James says he broke his hand taking frustrations out following the Cavs' loss in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
Stephen Curry scored 37 points, Kevin Durant added a triple-double and another NBA Finals MVP trophy and the Warriors won their second straight title and third in four years Friday night, 108-85 over the Cleveland Cavaliers
With the NBA Finals on the brink of a sweep and a full slate of MLB action, SportsLine offers its top weekend picks.
Whichever team wins the championship, Donald Trump says he won't be inviting them to the White House.
An extremely appealing front office job is now open in the NBA.
Who do the mockers think Danny Ainge will take with the Celtics only draft pick this year? We round em all up!
In sports, history has a way of repeating itself.
Lebron James has seen the poise of the Golden State Warriors before – on the football field.
LeBron James knows for certain that this year's NBA champion, be it the Cavaliers or Warriors, will not visit the White House.
According to the biggest basketball star in the world, no NBA players even want to make the trip to Washington to meet the president.
