The Celtics have a vastly different roster this season after making some salary shedding moves and Jayson Tatum's injury. Can they still make a playoff push?

Kristaps Porziņģis will enter a new chapter of his career next season as he suits up for the Atlanta Hawks after being traded ...

We already knew about some of the marquee dates—such as opening night, Christmas and Martin Luther King Jr. Day—but the ...

The Boston Celtics have been very busy this summer, trading Kristaps Porziņģis to the Atlanta Hawks and Jrue Holiday to the ...

The Celtics made a lot of changes this offseason, most notably trading Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porziņģis away. They also lost playoff hero and impactful ...

While analysts praise Boston's financial maneuvering following Tatum's injury, concerns mount about the team's diminished roster quality and uncertain path back to contention.

The Boston Celtics are struggling to find a trade for Anfernee Simons, according to NBA reporter Grant Afseth of ...

The Boston Celtics appear poised to elevate Payton Pritchard into the starting lineup while using Anfernee Simons as a high-scoring option off the bench for the 2025–26 season if he remains on the ...

Brad Stevens also explained that he prepared Holiday, Kristaps Porziņģis and their agents for the possibility that they could depart Boston this offseason.

That meant trading Porziņģis to the Hawks and Jrue Holiday to the Trail Blazers to avoid the harsh tax penalties that come with having an expensive roster.

After shedding salary to avoid the second apron, the Boston Celtics must now finalize their 2025-26 roster. The key decision?

The Celtics parted ways with veterans Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porziņģis, moves primarily driven by the financial pressures of the league’s second apron and looming luxury tax penalties.