Knicks are providing the answer to the Celtics' Giannis trade conundrum
As painful as the Knicks' success is to Celtics fans, there's an important lesson the team can take away as it relates to their potential Giannis pursuit.
As painful as the Knicks' success is to Celtics fans, there's an important lesson the team can take away as it relates to their potential Giannis pursuit.
The San Antonio Spurs blew Game 1 of the 2026 NBA Finals, with much of it being because Victor Wembanyama didn't fare too great. This could be a problem if his performance is much like Jayson Tatum's in his first finals trip with the Boston Celtics.
Giannis Antetokounmpo wants to be traded to the Celtics. So, this should be easy, right? Apparently, that's not the case for the Celtics.
More reports have indicated that the Boston Celtics don't want Giannis Antetokounmpo, despite him being interested in them. Sounds kind of baffling, but one theory could explain why they're steering clear of the two-time MVP.
The Pelicans can make a compelling run at acquiring Jaylen Brown. Here are the trade packages that could bring the Celtics to the table.
With at least 4 teams calling about Jaylen Brown, the Celtics face a wild dilemma. Here's why trading the All-NBA star might actually make sense for Boston.
The Giannis rumors are as cool as they can be after Jake Fischer came out and said he doesn't expect the Celtics to pursue a trade for the Greek Freak.
If the Boston Celtics want a microwave scorer off their bench this season, Collin Sexton would make a lot of sense. Adding him would also be a tad poetic given he has indirect history with the Celtics.
Being the home team isn't the advantage it used to be in the NBA, and Joe Mazzulla's beloved 3-pointers are a big reason why.
Isaiah Hartenstein would have made a lot of sense for the Boston Celtics this summer. But for that same reason, it's increasingly likely he's not going anywhere. It actually gets worse when going down this rabbit hole.
With Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum on supermax deals, the Celtics must adapt. Here is how Boston can exploit a massive NBA market inefficiency next season.
As the Boston Celtics assess their options with the 27th overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, this high-flying forward/center could potentially fall to them for the same reason Robert Williams III did.
Eight years, eight different champions? The NBA's crazy parity just handed Jayson Tatum and the Celtics a golden opportunity to claim the decade.
Zach Lowe weighed in on what he's sensing from the Celtics ahead of a big offseason and how that relates to the trade rumors around Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Trey Murphy III has been linked to the Celtics lately. Trading for him is a good idea, but a wing upgrade isn't the roster's biggest necessity at this point.
There's a great opportunity for the Celtics to go all-in on a player that the Thunder may not be able to keep in Oklahoma City for long.
The Boston Celtics and Miami Heat have been named as suitors for Giannis Antetokounmpo. More has come out indicating Boston's not that interested, but they have an advantage over the Heat if they change their mind.
The Thunder are going to have to make some moves to shed money this summer, and the Celtics are primed to get involved.
The Spurs revealed the Larry O'Brien trophy painted on the Frost Bank Center floor for the Finals and I'm sick all over again that the Celtics didn't come close to making it.
The Celtics' reported unwillingess to even negotiate a Derrick White trade with the Cavaliers back in February should indicate that he's relatively safe this summer.
Pelicans forward Zion Williamson gets to the rim more than almost anybody -- the exact quality Brad Stevens seemed to want more of during his press conference last month.
The Oklahoma City Thunder came up short in their hopes of repeating as NBA Champions. Obviously it's just a setback for them, but the Boston Celtics know perhaps better than anyone that winning consecutive titles is hard.
The Celtics have dominated the middle of the draft in recent years, but that area is getting much weaker thanks to NIL money in college basketball.
Bleacher Report's latest Jaylen Brown mock trade makes some sense, but it just doesn't satisfy enough needs for the Celtics.
There's one free agent option this offseason who would check almost every single box for the Celtics, including some huge playoff moments against the Knicks.