Danny Ainge joined the ESPN Hoop Streams crew of Cassidy Hubbarth, Amin Elhassan, and Kendrick Perkins to reminisce about the 2008 championship team. Ainge also said he's ready for this year's NBA draft whenever the league wants to have it (The Celtics will most likely have three mid to late first rounders).
We hit a milestone when we passed the 100 million views mark last season. But the thing is only 64% of our page views come from United States viewers.
When we first created this blog back in September 2009, we wanted to make it a place for Celtics fans from all over the world to get-together and be both informed and entertained on all things Celtics.
The Boston Celtics have rostered quite a few of the greatest players in league history, some of which you may have forgot ever suited up for the franchise.
While the core of the Boston Celtics is set right now, the Houdini is looking ahead to create a wish-list of players we want to see one day suit up in green and white alongside their current franchise cornerstone.
Former Celtics forward Paul Pierce is among the eight participants slated to compete in ESPN’s NBA H-O-R-S-E Challenge. Pierce, who retired in 2017 and
Coming into the 2020 NBA Draft the Boston Celtics will hold the rights to three first round picks. With their need of front court help, they should keep tabs on a few talented big men.
Tatum also gave his picks for who the best player is at each position.
Rookie wing Romeo Laangford had himself an up and down 2019-20 season with the Boston Celtics. From the looks of it, he could either be a long term building block or a valuable trade asset.
Whenever there is a ruling on the rest of the NBA season, what should immediately follow is the Boston Celtics engaging these three teams in trade talks.
Unfortunately we will have no recaps or Green Envy's for a while, so figured it might be fun and give people a distraction to debate in the comment section on a different question every day while we are stuck in this new normal.
Celtics forward Jayson Tatum on Monday pledged to match up to $250,000 in donations to the Greater Boston Food Bank as families grapple with economic uncertainty during the COVID-19 crisis.
The NBA’s off-season scuttlebutt has provided a nightmarish scenario for many Boston Celtics fans everywhere: trading away Marcus Smart into the Golden State Warriors’ $17 million trade exception.
Jayson Tatum was on First Take this morning and talked about potentially playing in fanless arenas if the NBA resumes this season. Just like us he definitely wants the season to play out and not just close up shop till next season.
Hoops Rumors is looking ahead at the 2020/21 salary cap situations for all 30 NBA teams. Due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the NBA, it’s impossible to know yet where the cap for 2020/21 will land.
Unfortunately we will have no recaps or Green Envy's for a while, so figured it might be fun and give people a distraction to debate in the comment section on a different question every day while we are stuck in this new normal.
Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart was one of several NBA players to contract the coronavirus. Now, he's using his experience to fight back.
How many of the all-time scorers for every NBA franchise can you name in five minutes?
Kemba Walker believes that while his left knee is well-rested, it needs to be tested in actual games to determine f he's fully healed.
After recovering from COVID-19, Marcus Smart is donating plasma to aid in finding a possible treatment for the virus.
This is great news, as it’s showing NBA teams may have managed to slow the spread of the virus by canceling games at the first sign of a player who tested positive.
Celtics forward Gordon Hayward is likely to stick around as he may opt-in for the last year of his contract.
While there is no word on when, or if, the NBA season will resume, many of the players who tested positive are in good spirits.
NBA players routinely laud Adam Silver for his steady, practical and inspiring brand of leadership, and Boston Celtics star Enes Kanter became the latest one to praise the commissioner for his handling of the league’s hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Since the recent outbreaks of the coronavirus, rumors of the NBA having players play games in empty arenas have caused an uproar through the league and Kemba Walker has spoken out about it.
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