Long-time Boston Celtics veteran Paul Pierce criticizes the Celtics' recent offseason moves, including the trades involving center Kristaps Porzingis and point guard Jrue Holiday.

The Celtics made their second move of free agency on Tuesday, agreeing to a two-year deal with former Wolves forward Josh Minott, a league source confirmed to MassLive. The move adds another 6-foot-8 ...

In addition to their time together in Boston, Porzingis and Kornet were also briefly teammates on the New York Knicks during ...

The NBA offseason officially began less than two weeks ago, but the Boston Celtics have already made multiple league-changing moves. Last week, Boston traded Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers ...

The Celtics aren't going to go into the season as a contender. That doesn’t mean it is time to panic. A Big 3 of Jayson Tatum ...

While the No. 1 NBA Draft pick is usually the best player, some teams have hit it big over the years with the No. 3 NBA Draft ...

Jayson Tatum, a longtime admirer of LeBron James, shared a childhood memory of being denied an autograph by his idol, leading ...

Still, the Celtics could continue to cut costs by swapping their $285 million NBA Finals MVP (2024) for a standout 6-foot-5 ...

And so much crying. Like, so much crying (which we love here at Court Sense. This is what it’s all about! We’re achieving dreams here! Let it out!) ...

Celtics legend Paul Pierce made his hope for Jaylen Brown abundantly clear during a recent podcast appearance.

A lot has changed for the Boston Celtics in a year, as their projected starting lineup for 2025-26 looks very different from the one for 2024-25.

Pierce said he also personally went through a similar situation when Wyc Grousbeck's group acquired the Celtics in 2002. They ...