The Boston Celtics could go for something similar with star forward Jayson Tatum, who was sidelined indefinitely after rupturing his Achilles in May. Yet, they haven't followed suit. In fact,

At 15-11 without Jayson Tatum, the Celtics find themselves in an interesting position two months out from the NBA trade deadline.

In his first news conference since media day, Brad Stevens discussed what Jayson Tatum would need to do to return this season and how the Celtics are approaching NBA trade season.

A recent in-depth profile on Boston Celtics’ new lead owner Bill Chisholm contained an intriguing detail about the team’s past trade pursuits. Published in The Boston Globe, the piece by veteran beat writer Adam Himmelsbach explored Chisholm’s journey to acquiring the franchise and his deep-rooted passion for the organization.

Daizen Maeda was the hero for Celtic yet again on Wednesday, but he was let down by some of his teammates against Dundee United.

The Celtics are likely still to make another deal--but which players would other teams most like to get their hands on?

Wilfried Nancy has revealed what he told his Celtic players after their 2-1 defeat to Dundee United at Tannadice this evening. Daizen Maeda gave the visitors the lead inside 13 minutes, although second-half strikes from Krisztian Keresztes and Zach Sapsford ensured United came away with all three points.

Does it make sense for Boston to be buyers this season with an NBA title almost certainly not in the cards even if Tatum makes it back on the court?

The Boston Celtics are not rebuilding during the 2025-26 season and are instead competing for home-court advantage in the Eastern Conference Playoffs because se