Neemias Queta showed why Celtics have an embarrassment of riches at center
The Celtics have the NBA's best trio of centers. Neemias Queta's performance in Boston's 107-103 win over the Knicks made that crystal clear.
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Kevin Garnett claims ‘real arrogant’ Kobe Bryant led to Celtics trade over Lakers
Kevin Garnett reveals that Kobe Bryant's silence in 2007 pushed him to reject a possible Lakers deal and sign with Boston instead. Garnett says he tried calling Bryant, who didn’t respond and seemed “arrogant,” prompting him to contact former teammates Paul Pierce and Ray Allen and ultimately join the Celtics. The move led to a 2008 NBA title over the Lakers. Garnett reflects that there was no lasting bad blood, noting their shared 2021 Hall of Fame induction after Bryant’s tragic death in 2020.
Jaylen Brown-Jayson Tatum Drama Addressed by Celtics HC Joe Mazzulla
Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla remained diplomatic as some of the past tension between Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum appears to be rising to the surface.
Kevin O’Connor: Celtics Can Make NBA Finals This Season
Kevin O’Connor argues that the Boston Celtics have a legitimate shot at the NBA Finals this season, citing Jayson Tatum’s clutch win over the Knicks as a catalyst. In a discussion with Bob Ryan and Gary Tanguay, they evaluate Boston’s front‑court depth, coach Joe Mazzulla’s ceiling, and the team’s heavy reliance on three‑point shooting. The episode breaks down whether these factors boost or hinder the Celtics’ early‑season championship odds.
Draymond Green, Tyrese Haliburton & More Send Prayers to Jalen Williams After Gruesome Injury Draws Comparisons to Ex-Celtics Star’s Nightmare
Oklahoma City Thunder lost Jalen Williams to a terrifying lower‑left‑leg injury during a win over the LA Clippers, prompting an outpouring of support from NBA peers including Draymond Green, Tyrese Haliburton and Paolo Banchero. The 25‑year‑old fell on a dunk attempt after contact with Kris Dunn and Derrick Jones Jr., landing with his leg bent at an alarming angle. While the Thunder await a diagnosis, the incident evokes Gordon Hayward’s 2017 Celtics debut fracture, offering a hopeful precedent for Williams' recovery.
Kevin Garnett discusses rejecting Lakers for Celtics
Kevin Garnett admits he almost signed with the Los Angeles Lakers before opting for the Boston Celtics in 2007. He says early talks with the Lakers fell apart because of communication issues with Kobe Bryant, prompting his move to Boston where he later won a championship. The revelation adds new context to Garnett's post‑Timberwolves career, highlighting how a missed Lakers deal shaped NBA history.
Morning Skate: Storm
The Boston Bruins head back to the ice Tuesday night in Raleigh, facing the Carolina Hurricanes at 8 PM, then travel to St. Louis for an 8 PM showdown with the Blues on Thursday. After a win over the San Jose Sharks, the Bruins celebrated Halloween with a themed party full of Erling Haaland, Pixar and Marvel costumes, highlighted by Mason Lohrei’s Pete Weber impression. Former captain Patrice Bergeron made a low‑key appearance in the balcony during Saturday’s game. The post also notes the Celtics’ new “beer shoe” merch at TD Garden, sparking jokes about a “beer skate.”
Hate it or love it, this has always been Jaylen Brown
Jaylen Brown’s outspoken style resurfaces early in the 2026 season as he trades words with former Celtics teammate Jayson Tatum over his move to Philadelphia. After posting a “cap” emoji under a clip of Tatum’s “Summer of Jayson” series, Brown’s subtle digs – labeling Tatum’s PR team and hinting at a conversation – spark media buzz, though both claim there’s “no beef.” The article revisits Brown’s history of cryptic comments, from alleging referee bias on his Twitch stream to a cryptic China tweet, and notes his role in leading Boston to 56 wins and a No. 2 Eastern seed last year. It argues Brown’s candor fuels controversy and keeps him in the spotlight.
Luka Garza's unsung heroics vs. Knicks show why he's crucial to Celtics' second unit
Luka Garza didn't just win his minutes in Friday's 107-103 victory over the Knicks; he helped swing the outcome of the Celtics' home opener.
Family Reveals Legendary Coach Bob Huggins, Who Developed Multiple NBA Stars, Is Diagnosed With Brain Illness Ahead of Hall of Fame Honor
Bob Huggers, 73‑year‑old Hall of Fame coach, is living with a progressive cognitive brain condition that is affecting his memory and daily life, his family disclosed ahead of his induction into Cincinnati’s James P. Kelly Athletics Hall of Fame. Huggins, who amassed 935 career wins, led Cincinnati to the 1992 Final Four and West Virginia to the 2010 Final Four, and has coached NBA talent such as Kenyon Martin, Nick Van Exel, Miles McBride, Jevon Carter and future Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla. Despite the diagnosis, he plans to attend the ceremony, focusing on the relationships that defined his career.
Bulls Notes: Wilson, Splitter, Essengue, Schedule
The Bulls’ debut season revolves around rookie Caleb Wilson, the No. 4 pick who turned a turnover‑laden debut into a 30‑point, 14‑rebound effort against the Wizards, showing rapid growth and a strong defensive instinct. Coach Tiago Splitter, in his first year, pushes a “tough love” culture, demanding constant pressure and accountability, as illustrated by recent benchings of Matas Buzelis. Second‑year forward Noa Essengue returns after a head injury, aiming to be a defensive disruptor despite limited scoring. With a challenging stretch ahead—Celtics, Knicks, Sixers and Spurs—the young squad leans on depth and resilience.
Preview: Chicago Bulls (1-2) at Boston Celtics (1-1) Game #3 10/26/26
The Celtics host the Bulls on Oct. 26 at 7:30 PM ET in Game 3 of the regular season. Boston (1‑1) looks to leverage its 139‑111 all‑time edge and 80‑40 home record against Chicago (1‑2), while navigating a back‑to‑back stretch that includes a Tuesday game against the Nets. Key starters likely include Derrick White, Jordan Walsh, Paul George, Jayson Tatum and Mitchell Robinson for Boston, and Josh Giddey, Norman Powell, Matas Buzelis, Caleb Wilson and Jalen Smith for Chicago. Injuries: Celtics forward Devin Carter remains out with mononucleosis; Bulls center Nic Claxton is sidelined with a hamstring, with Patrick Williams and Noa Essengue questionable. Watch the Tatum‑Wilson matchup, as Wilson posts 22.3 points and 8 rebounds per game.
Celtics’ Joe Mazzulla focuses on what matters amid Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown drama
Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla downplays the rumored feud between Jayson Tatum and former teammate Jaylen Brown after Brown’s move to Philadelphia. Speaking on Sunday, Mazzulla praised the decade‑long partnership that produced a 2024 NBA title, stressing both players’ character and the team’s gratitude to Brown while confirming the current focus is on Tatum, “our best player.” He notes the disagreement is minor, highlighting their different styles rather than any lasting bad blood. The article also notes the upcoming Celtics‑76ers regular‑season debut on Nov. 10, fueling fan interest.
'He was special': Celtics praise Jordan Walsh after stifling Jalen Brunson
Paul George and Joe Mazzulla praise Jordan Walsh’s defense on Jalen Brunson in the Celtics' 107-103 win over the Knicks. Here's how Walsh stepped up.
Jaylen Brown Needs to Stop Beefing with Jayson Tatum | Celtics Beat
Senior Boston Globe NBA writer Gary Washburn joins CLNS Media to dissect Jayson Tatum’s comments about a potential trade involving teammate Jaylen Brown. The discussion questions whether Tatum’s remarks are justified, why the feud may be harmful, and examines the Celtics’ center play and Eastern Conference outlook after two games.
Joe Mazzulla's commentary on the Jays shows stark new Celtics dynamic
Joe Mazzulla's recent comments on Jayson Tatum highlight a major organizational shift for the Boston Celtics following Jaylen Brown's departure.
How to watch Magic vs Knicks: NBA, live stream, TV channel
The Orlando Magic travel to Madison Square Garden on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026, for a 7:00 PM ET showdown with the New York Knicks. Both clubs sit 0‑2 to start the 2026‑27 season, making the game a chance to avoid a 0‑3 slide. The Magic, coming off a 115‑93 loss to Minnesota, hope Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner and Desmond Bane can spark an offense that shot just 34.7% last game. The Knicks, fresh from a 107‑103 defeat to Boston, will rely on Jalen Brunson, Karl‑Anthony Towns, Mikal Bridges and OG Anunoby. The game airs on ABC and MSG and streams free on Fubo (subject to regional restrictions).
Atlantic Notes: Mazzulla, Tatum, Brown, Embiid, Barrett, Nets
Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla deflects media focus on the Tatum‑Brown saga, emphasizing Jayson Tatum’s role while respecting former teammate Jaylen Brown’s contributions. Meanwhile, Sixers center Joel Embiid misses Sunday’s game against Detroit due to plantar fasciitis after a triple‑double win over Milwaukee, and RJ Barrett remains a key piece for the Raptors despite trade speculation. The Nets slide to 0‑2 after a loss to Cleveland, but rookie Egor Demin sparks hope with a 22‑point fourth‑quarter surge alongside Mikel Brown Jr., who is on a minutes restriction after an ankle injury.
Celtics' upcoming soft schedule spot is a must-capitalize moment
With the Eastern Conference tighter than ever, the Boston Celtics must take full advantage of their upcoming matchups against lower-tier teams like the Bulls, Nets, and Bucks.
Jaylen Brown just gave Celtics a reason to dread their next 76ers matchup
76ers star Jaylen Brown seems to have gotten even more motivation to go hard against the Celtics.
“They’re Just Different”: Celtics HC Joe Mazzulla Finally Breaks Silence After Jaylen Brown & Jayson Tatum Drama Escalates
Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla finally addresses the lingering tension between former teammates Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown after Brown’s trade to the Philadelphia 76ers. Mazzulla emphasizes that the two are simply “different” in playing style and personality, not enemies, and reiterates their past success—nine seasons together, a 2024 championship and Finals MVP for Brown. The drama resurfaced when Tatum’s surprised reaction to the trade earned a “cap” emoji from Brown, prompting mixed statements about their relationship. With Brown gone, Tatum now stands as Boston’s sole franchise face.
Jayson Tatum Responds to Jaylen Brown Cap Emoji Comment
Jayson Tatum addresses Jaylen Brown's cap emoji remark on his trade reaction video, with Bobby Manning offering his take. The piece also highlights key moments from the Celtics' season‑opening win over the Knicks, featured on Celtics Daily. Readers get Tatum’s direct response and a quick recap of the Celtics’ first victory.
Boston Celtics Daily Links 10/25/26
The Boston Celtics’ latest buzz centers on the public back‑and‑forth between Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum. After Tatum’s “no beef” comment, Brown replied that Tatum should stay ready, prompting coach Joe Mazzulla to praise Brown’s effort while reaffirming his support for Tatum. Former teammate Blake Griffin also weighed in, calling the tension “disappointing.” The post aggregates dozens of media reactions, from the Athletic to Bleacher Report, and notes the Celtics’ 2026‑23 season opener against the Knicks, where Tatum posted an A+ performance. Readers get a snapshot of the ongoing drama and its impact on team dynamics.
Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 10/25/26
Coach Joe Mazzulla publicly thanks Jaylen Brown for his effort but declares Jayson Tatum “our guy,” sparking fresh speculation about the ongoing chemistry saga between the Celtics’ two stars. Brown claims there’s “no beef” with Tatum, yet jokes about “lamb chops” and urges the forward to stay ready, while former teammate Blake Griffin labels the rift “disappointing.” The blog bundles these remarks with game analyses, lineup tweaks, and defensive highlights from the Celtics’ early‑season win over the Knicks, underscoring how the interpersonal drama could shape Boston’s title push.
Celtics Week 1 Stock Report
Bobby Manning and Noa Dalzell break down the Celtics’ opening two games, highlighting Jayson Tatum’s continued scoring, Paul George’s impact, and Neemias Queta’s surprising double‑digit performance, while noting sluggish starts from Mitchell Robinson, Payton Pritchard and rookie Hugo Gonzalez against the Pistons and Knicks. The duo assesses each player’s early “stock” and projects how these trends could shape Boston’s season.
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