Meanwhile, ex-Celtic star Erik Sviatchenko has been helping the Hoops’ scout team look across the Atlantic for fresh talent.

Celtic could see quite a few players exit this summer and one more club has joined the race to land one of their defenders.

Bill Chisholm is set to be the largest stakeholder in the Boston Celtics when the franchise’s $6.1 billion sale to him and his ownership group is finally approved by the NBA’s Board of Governors.

In the wake of Jayson Tatum‘s Achilles injury and their disappointing second-round exit, the Boston Celtics enter the offseason with so much uncertainty. Multiple reports suggest that the ...

As an aging player with a high salary, Jrue Holiday has been viewed as a potential trade candidate during what could be a busy offseason of roster movement for the Celtics. He hopes that isn’t ...

BOSTON — To the mob out there that believes Celtics-Knicks has generally been relegated to kitchen patrol in the century-old Boston-New York Border War, we give you Wednesday night, TD Garden ...

A good number of Celtics observers, perhaps even a majority that would include me among them, presumed this second-round series with the Knicks would be a rather ungentlemanly Gentleman’s Sweep ...

The Boston Celtics live and die by the three. That's mostly been a sound strategy for the team this season. The Celtics won 61 games in the regular season — and secured the No. 2 seed in the ...

The Celtics are back to full strength ahead of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. Boston on Sunday removed Jrue Holiday from its injury report, clearing the veteran guard to play in ...

The defending champion Boston Celtics and their quest to repeat rolls on. After dispatching the Orlando Magic in five games in the first round of the playoffs, the No. 2 Celtics now have a date ...

Let's take a look back at the Boston Celtics' NBA championships. Austin Remo and John McKechnie, RotoWire.com The Celtics celebrate after winning the 2008 NBA Finals. The Boston Celtics banked the ...

But make no mistake about it, the Magic’s 107-98 Game 4 home loss to the Boston Celtics on Sunday night — a heart-breaking, momentum-shifting defeat — still stings like a cold slap to the face.