The Boston Celtics weren't supposed to be back at the top of the Eastern Conference, but with the calendar turning to 2026, that's where they find themselves ah

The NBA regular season is nearing the midway point — some teams will start hitting the 41-game mark, the halfway mark of the 82-game slate, this weekend — and surprise stories have emerged in many cases, some good, some bad. The Celtics are surely on the good side of that list.

There is less than one month remaining for the NBA trade deadline and the rumor mill around the league is starting to heat up. Trae Young’s agents are reportedly working with the Hawks to find a new home for the star guard while other rumblings continue to swirl around other bigger names on the market.

The "Hoops Tonight" host also touched on why he thinks the Celtics will be a bona fide contender this season, especially when star Boston forward Jayson Tatum returns to the court from his Achilles injury.

You never know what Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens will do at a given NBA trade deadline. Sometimes, he makes a splash, like lan

The Celtics finished their West Coast trip strong, led by a performance that reinforced their identity and momentum.

If you listen to most NBA and even Boston Celtics podcasts or read articles on the same, there is no shortage of mea culpas circulated through the media from analysts who did not see this success in the Celtics' cards this season.

Jaylen Brown belongs in the conversation for NBA MVP, Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan said before his team faced Brown’s Celtics on Monday night. Donovan shared his lofty praise for the Boston star after being asked how different the Celtics look to him without injured superstar Jayson Tatum,