The Boston Celtics learned Thursday that one of their players have tested positive for the coronavirus, COVID-19. That player…. was Marcus Smart. The team said Smart was not exhibiting any symptoms and has been in isolation for several days and will continue to do so while being monitored by the Read more…
Middle of the Pack Daniel Theis Theis has been an unsung hero for the Celtics this season. The combination of Kanter and Theis is proving that maybe the Celtics don’t need an upgrade at the center position. Theis does everything well, not great.. but for his $5 million salary, it Read more…
As NBATradeSZN approaches quickly, armchair GM’s everywhere will be trying every trade combination to improve their teams’ roster. There really isn’t too much to complain about with the 2019-2020 Boston Celtics now that Kemba Walker has replaced Kyrie Irving. Aside from nagging injuries to Gordon Hayward and Marcus Smart, the Read more…
The Boston Celtics’ 2019 draft picks are officially slotted, so here’s what it means for the franchise moving forward.
Marcus Smart continues to make progress on his return from a torn oblique, but has officially been ruled out of Game 3 of the Boston Celtics series with the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Boston Celtics had a chance to take a commanding 2-0 series lead against the Milwaukee Bucks before the series shifted to TD Garden, but their offensive woes in Game 2 doomed them Tuesday night.
Speculation around Kyrie Irving reached the point of the Clippers asking about a trade for the superstar point guard.
New Orleans Pelicans general manager David Griffing opened up on his relationship with Danny Ainge and how it could affect Anthony Davis trade negotiations.
Kyrie Irving has been waiting two years to have a moment like he did Wednesday night at TD Garden, and something tells me he has a lot more of them coming.
Marcus Smart is making progress on his torn oblique, but the Boston Celtics won’t have him back until at least the second round.