Paul George says joining the Boston Celtics has reignited his passion for basketball after a difficult two-year spell with the Philadelphia 76ers, with the veteran forward describing his new environment as a refreshing change. Speaking to Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe, George said Boston’s culture, organization and locker room had brought out a different […]
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Cavaliers Jarrett Allen believes the Cavaliers can take another step by getting their best players more time on the court together. Entering his 10th NBA season, Allen pointed to the limited experience he, Evan Mobley, Donovan Mitchell and James Harden had as a group last season. In a Q&A with Cyro Asseo of HoopsHype, Allen […]
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Paul George opens up on why he hopes to retire in Boston after joining the Celtics this summer.
Paul George is entering his 17th NBA season with a fresh outlook, and the Boston Celtics forward is not pretending the criticism of the last two years never got to him. In an interview with Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe, George opened up about the weight of expectations that has followed him throughout his […]
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Payton Pritchard is confident in his role with the Boston Celtics, proving why his minutes and closing impact matter far more than starting.
Ben Simmons just caught the worst break possible with his NBA comeback on the horizon. Luckily, Jayson Tatum's return to the Boston Celtics should keep Simmons' head up until he makes a full recovery.
Paul George likes it here, which could very well mean the Boston Celtics could be his last stop if all goes well. It sounds like that's what he wants. If he proves himself, it'd be hard not to give it to him.
The Philadelphia 76ers are still searching for chemistry ahead of the regular season, with LeBron James and Joel Embiid acknowledging the team has plenty to improve despite its star-studded roster. Philadelphia closed its preseason with a 125-120 loss to the Boston Celtics on Friday, giving fans an extended look at James, Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and […]
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Paul George revealed he has rediscovered his love for basketball in Boston after his tenure with the 76ers. Here is why Celtics fans should be thrilled.
Sunday at the Auerbach Center, Payton Pritchard discussed his new contract extension and the perseverance it took to reach this point in his career.
The Boston Celtics convert guard Devin Carter, the 2024 first‑round pick, to a two‑way contract, giving the team roster flexibility as they trim the squad ahead of the season. Carter, 24, posted 8.9 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.7 assists in 38 games for the Kings last year and once erupted for 24 points (22 in the fourth quarter) against Indiana. He also averages 24.9 points in the G League. The move follows waivers of Tucker DeVries, Gabe McGlothan, Hayden Gray and Milos Uzan as Boston finalizes its opening‑night roster.
The Boston Celtics have converted former lottery pick Devin Carter to a two‑way contract despite him being sidelined with mononucleosis. Carter, who debuted with a 17‑point, 5‑rebound effort against Cleveland on Oct. 14, could miss several more weeks according to the Globe. Coach Joe Mazzulla praised Carter’s defensive impact and attitude, citing his potential as the reason for the deal. The two‑way slot places him alongside Dillon Mitchell and Amari Williams, giving Boston control over his development in the G‑League while keeping him available for depth when healthy.
Paul George wasn't the headliner in the monster trade that sent Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers this offseason, but the veteran is rediscovering his "love" for the game with the Boston Celtics.
The Boston Celtics Daily Links for Oct. 18, 2026 highlight several key offseason moves: guard Payton Pritchard signs a two‑year extension and praises his Boston role; the club adds former Providence standout Devin Carter on a two‑way deal and notes his potential limited G‑League time. A two‑way signee battles mononucleosis with an unclear return, while the Celtics waive four players and finalize a roster focused on high upside and low risk. Additional coverage includes preseason takeaways, Jayson Tatum’s message ahead of the season, and Paul George’s gratitude for joining Boston.
The Celtics daily roundup highlights Payton Pritchard’s gratitude for his two‑year extension and his belief he’s on the right path, while a new two‑way signee battles mononucleosis with an uncertain return. The team converts former Providence star Devin Carter to a two‑way deal, sparking talk of his potential impact. Preseason analysis notes five key takeaways, including a revamped defense and the debut of coaches Theis, Nader, and Mazzulla. Roster moves see four players waived and the final lineup shaping up ahead of the season opener, where Brian Scalabrine will serve as an NBC analyst on the bench. The roundup also touches on Paul George’s fresh start in Boston and Jayson Tatum’s message to the squad.
Why the Boston Celtics are expected to keep their 15th roster spot open to dodge the luxury tax and maintain financial flexibility.
Bobby Manning discusses Payton Pritchard’s comments about his contract extension and why he chose to sign long-term with the Celtics instead of waiting for more money. Then, he hits on news that Devin Carter will remain with Boston on a two-way contract, but is out for the immediate future with mononucleosis. Celtics on CLNS Media [...]
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The season is finally here. Perhaps one of the most anticipated Boston Celtics seasons in a while. But not for the same reasons as in the past.
The Ringer's latest NBA player rankings placed Jayson Tatum at No. 10. Here is why ranking the Boston Celtics superstar outside the top-5 is complete disrespect.
Devin Carter showed huge potential in his Boston Celtics preseason debut. Here is why earning the final two-way roster spot makes complete sense.
Celtics forward Paul George admits the pressure and criticism he’s faced — particularly from former players — has bothered him at times over the years, but he’s embracing the opportunity to suit up for his new team, writes Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe (subscription required). “This locker room, the culture here, the front office, […]
Hugo Gonzalez looking more complete as a player in the preseason isn't surprising, as it is impressive that he hasn't fared as well elsewhere as he has with the Boston Celtics. No one knows why that is, but hey, we'll take it!
The Maine Celtics have a loaded roster this season. However, it might be best for Devin Carter's development if he remains with the parent club.
The Boston Celtics will likely bring Chris Cenac Jr. up slowly, but he proved he might be ready for playing time sooner rather than later. If he is, it could make Luka Garza and Amari Williams look expendable.
The preseason is over so here are ten things that we learned about the 2026-27 Celtics in the preseason. 1. Jayson Tatum is all the way back The return of Jayson Tatum was a success last year. The end was disappointing, but for him to look as good as he did that early off of […]