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• Crunching the numbers on Pritchard's bounce-back season with CelticsAs Payton Pritchard enjoys a career season for the Celtics, Chris Forsberg shares several stats that highlight his impact on Boston's second unit....2024Read about Payton Pritchard
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• Hauser's eye-opening February stats reinforce his value to CelticsChris Forsberg runs the numbers on Sam Hauser's strong February and explains how the Celtics sharpshooter has carved out a significant role in Boston....2024Read about Sam Hauser
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• Jayson Tatum's MVP surge is coming: How C's star can vault up rankingsJayson Tatum ranks sixth in the latest NBA MVP straw poll. But as Chris Forsberg writes, there's a path to the Celtics star shooting up that list down the stretch....2024See more Jayson Tatum
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• Four stats that make an All-Star case for Celtics' starting fiveJayson Tatum is an All-Star shoo-in, but he has plenty of running mates. Chris Forsberg highlights the impact that Boston's other four starters have made to date....2023Visit the page Jayson Tatum
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• Why Al Horford could play key role in Celtics' quest for NBA CupAl Horford's stats don't jump off the page, but as Chris Forsberg explains, the Celtics big man could play an important role in the In-Season Tournament knockout round....2023Read about Al Horford
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• Crunching the numbers on Jayson Tatum's strong start for CelticsJayson Tatum is putting his extra 12 pounds of muscle to work this season. Chris Forsberg shares five stats that highlight how the Celtics star has elevated his game....2023See more articles Jayson Tatum
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• How surprising Bucks-Heat series could impact Celtics' path to NBA Finals
The Hawks' play-in game win over the Heat might've altered the entire landscape in the East, and the Celtics could benefit for multiple rounds as a result, writes our Chris Forsberg....2023
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• Robert Williams' Game 4 is proof that he changes Celtics' ceiling when healthy
Robert Williams was an energetic menace in Boston's Game 4 win over the Hawks. As Chris Forsberg writes, Time Lord is eagerly embracing Joe Mazzulla's challenges, and the Celtics could go a very long way as a result....2023See more articles Robert Williams
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• Derrick White's MVP chants are proof of Celtics guard's vast improvement
What a difference a year makes. From looking overwhelmed at times during the 2022 postseason to being serenaded with MVP chants Tuesday night, Derrick White has transformed into one of the Celtics best players, period, writes Chris Forsberg....2023Click for news about Derrick White
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• Late-season Celtics swoon is becoming harder to comprehend -- and watch
The Celtics coughed up another double-digit lead Saturday night in Utah and watched their All-Star Game MVP go scoreless in the fourth quarter. Our Chris Forsberg attempts to explain the root of the team's struggles with their playoff seeding sinking....2023
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• Doc Rivers praises Celtics' Jayson Tatum, then gets burned by him
Prior to Thursday night’s game against the Celtics, L.A. Clippers head coach Doc Rivers raved about Jayson Tatum, suggesting Boston's young forward is already “one of the better players in the league,” adding that it will be “amazing” to see where he ends up after a few more years of development, reports Darren Hartewell of NBC Sports Boston. Although Rivers joked before the game that he didn’t ne...2020See also Jayson Tatum
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• MRI negative on Kemba Walker’s sore knee
An MRI on Kemba Walker‘s left knee came back negative, but the Celtics guard will sit out tonight’s game against the Suns, tweets Adam Himmelsbach of The Boston Globe. Coach Brad Stevens provided reporters with a pre-game medical update, saying Walker’s knee is still “very sore.” “Kemba got ahold of our doctors last night and said he had some knee soreness,” Stevens said. “Went and got an MRI toda...2020See more articles Kemba Walker
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• Celtics point guard Kemba Walker excited for a full healthy roster
New Celtics point guard Kemba Walker is excited to see what his team is capable of when they achieve full health. Currently, injuries to Gordon Hayward, Marcus Smart, Robert Williams, and Vincent Poirier are precluding Walker — and fans — from bearing witness to what that could look like. “Man, we haven’t had our full roster yet. We just haven’t,” Walker lamented, according to NBC Sports Boston’s ...2019Check it out Kemba Walker
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• Celtics know Sixers center Joel Embiid poses big obstacle come playoff time
The Celtics are concerned about facing Sixers center Joel Embiid in a potential playoff series, and the trade market may not offer the help Boston needs, writes Chris Forsberg of NBC Sports Boston. Embiid posted 38 points and 13 rebounds in Thursday’s win over Boston, giving Philadelphia a 2-0 record this season against its arch rival. Enes Kanter and Daniel Theis combined for 36 points and 14 re...2019See also Joel Embiid
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• Watch: Kyrie Irving leaves game with knee injury
This is about the last thing the Boston Celtics needed. Kyrie Irving left Saturday’s game against the Los Angeles Clippers after tweaking his knee late in the second quarter. Reporter Chris Forsberg believes Irving hurt his knee on a play where he cut to try and contest a shot. The Celtics later announced that Irving suffered a sprained right knee and would be out the rest of the game. Irving had ...2019See more articles Kyrie Irving
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• Celtics are poised to cash in on pick from Grizzlies
If the Grizzlies commit to rebuilding, the Celtics could wind up with a valuable trade asset, writes Chris Forsberg of NBC Sports Boston. The Celtics are owed a future first-round pick from Memphis that will have declining protections over the next three seasons. The selection, which was acquired in a three-team deal in 2015 that also involved the Pelicans, is top-eight protected this season, top-...2019See also Marc Gasol
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• Kyrie Irving's defensive improvement overshadowed by stellar offensive start
Kyrie Irving is enjoying another stellar offensive season as the Celtics find their footing. However, one distinct difference has been Irving’s improvement on defense, Chris Forsberg of NBC Sports Boston writes. While the statistics are not eye-popping, there is a visual and discernible difference in Irving’s hustle and performance. As Forsberg notes, Irving entered Friday’s game ranked fifth in l...2018See more articles Kyrie Irving
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• Gordon Hayward 'There's soreness in my ankle every time I play right now'
Celtics forward Gordon Hayward has admitted that he’s still feeling the ill effects of the horrific ankle injury he suffered on opening night last season, according Chris Forsberg of NBC Sports Boston. As a result, he recently sat out the second night of a back-to-back. “There’s soreness in my ankle every time I play right now. I think there will be soreness for a little while,” said Hayward. “Tha...2018Read about Gordon Hayward
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• Ray Allen shouts out Celtics teammates in Hall of Fame speech
Ray Allen may still be on the outs with some of his former Boston Celtics teammates, but the newly minted Hall of Famer was still happy to pay tribute to that portion of his career during his induction speech Friday.Allen has been repudiated by several of his ex-teammates for his decision to leave Boston to join the rival Miami Heat, but Allen simply decided to pay tribute to Paul Pierce and Kevin...2018Check it out Ray Allen
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• Celtics' Jabari Bird arrested in alleged assault, kidnapping
Jabari Bird didn’t feature much for the Boston Celtics in his rookie season. And depending on how this plays out, Bird might not feature much for them in the future. ESPN’s Chris Forsberg reports that he’s been arrested in an alleged assault, strangling and kidnapping case. Bird appears in court on Monday. In the meantime, the Celtics are “aware of the incident.” And, of course, they are “taking i...2018Click for news about Boston Celtics
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• Ray Allen praises '08 Celtics in Hall of Fame speech
Ray Allen is officially an all-time great. Friday night would see the 18-year pro inducted into the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame. But make no mistake about it: One moment will last forever. And it’s his time with the Boston Celtics.“In my 12th year, I paired up with a couple of Hall of Famers in Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett,” Allen said in his speech Friday night, via ESPN’s Chris Forsberg. “Never...2018Read about Ray Allen
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• Doc Rivers 'hates' rift between '08 Celtics teammates
Doc Rivers wishes his 2008 Boston Celtics were still a family. And he cannot stand to see the rift between them.Back in 2008, the Celtics won it all. Not only was it their first championship since 1985-86, but they haven’t won one since. And these days, they’re not getting along. Or at the very least, Ray Allen isn’t getting along with Kevin Garnett and Rajon Rondo. All because Allen, who is prepa...2018Check it out Boston Celtics
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• Danny Ainge talks Celtics' offseason, trade rumors
Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge appeared at a press conference on Friday morning, and while the presser was ostensibly intended to introduce first-round pick Robert Williams, Ainge also touched on several other topics related to his team’s offseason.Here, via Chris Forsberg of ESPN.com and Steve Bulpett of The Boston Herald, are a few of Ainge’s more noteworthy comments:On t...2018Visit the page Danny Ainge
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• Jason Tatum is unscathed despite headbutt
Cleveland will have to play Game 7 without Kevin Love, but Boston’s Jayson Tatum came away from Friday night’s collision relatively unscathed. Coach Brad Stevens told reporters that doctors checked on Tatum today and said he’s in “great” condition, tweets ESPN’s Chris Forsberg. Tatum will continue to be monitored up to tomorrow’s game, but right now the team isn’t worried about his availability.Ta...2018See also Kevin Love
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• Brad Stevens doesn’t doubt Al Horford
The Boston Celtics didn’t have the best of nights on Friday. This rang especially true when having to deal with LeBron James. But a lot of the criticism would fall at the feet of Al Horford, who in 37 minutes of action put up just six points on 2-of-8 shooting while racking up nine rebounds and four assists. However, Celtics coach Brad Stevens doesn’t see it that way. Per ESPN’s Chris Forsberg, he...2018Continue with Brad Stevens
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• Marcus Smart says Game 7 won’t be pretty
Last night, LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers kept their season alive. But now, an even bigger test awaits: Game 7. And Boston’s Marcus Smart knows it’s all about on thing: winning the game. However, he also knows that nothing about Sunday night is going to be pretty. Per ESPN’s Chris Forsberg:“It’s about just winning the game now,” Smart says. “It’s not going to be pretty. You got to be ab...2018Click for news about Marcus Smart
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• Brad Stevens: Marcus Smart almost too intense for scrimmages
Marcus Smart is lauded for his intensity and toughness on the court, which are great assets. But if there is one downside to that, it’s that Smart may be a little intense for practices.Brad Stevens said before Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Saturday that Smart’s intensity is one of the reasons the Boston Celtics don’t do a lot of scrimmages late in the year. “That’s one of the reasons ...2018Visit the page Brad Stevens
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• Terry Rozier, Eric Bledsoe praise each other after tough series
Things got heated at times between Boston Celtics guard Terry Rozier and his Milwaukee Bucks counterpart Eric Bledsoe during the East quarterfinals, but there was mutual praise after the series concluded.Rozier’s Celtics won game 7, but he had praise for Bledsoe, who scored 23 points in the losing effort.“You have two guys that want to win, two chippy guys, two short point guards,” Rozier said, vi...2018See also Terry Rozier
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• Injury Updates: Hill out vs. Dallas; Kyrie update; Wall's return
An MRI confirmed that Cavaliers guard George Hill sprained his left ankle in last night’s win over the Pelicans, writes Joe Vardon of Cleveland.com. Hill was pulled from the game midway through the third quarter after landing awkwardly on a layup attempt.Hill has been declared out of Sunday’s game with the Mavericks, but there is no word on his availability beyond that. He will undergo treatment a...2018See more articles George Hill
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• Marcus Smart ‘confident’ he’ll be ready for playoffs
The Boston Celtics will be missing Marcus Smart for the remainder of the regular season, but the versatile guard believes he’ll contribute during the most important time of the year.Smart, who had surgery on his right thumb, said a hand specialist advised him to undergo the procedure immediately because it’s possible for him to return quickly, per ESPN’s Chris Forsberg.“I am confident [I’ll be bac...2018Continue with Marcus Smart