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The Celtics Lose to the Rockets on the Second Night of a Back to Back
Adam and Mike recap Boston’s loss to the Houston Rockets.
The Toughest Assignment
Baylor Scheierman stepped up to defend Kevin Durant
The Early Bird
Breaking Down Some Of The Boston Celtics’ Early Offensive Actions
The Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum Feud Needs to End
The ongoing feud between Celtics stars Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum, sparked by a clip from Tatum’s offseason documentary, has dominated social media and even on‑air commentary for a week. The author breaks down each player's statements, fan reactions, and the media buzz, then hosts a podcast with co‑host Tim Sheils to dissect the saga and call for calm until the two meet again on the court. The episode is available on major podcast platforms and YouTube, and the post also asks readers to help the Celtics Chronicle reach its 1,000‑subscriber monetization goal.
Winning Ugly
A week after a 24‑point fourth‑quarter collapse in an opening‑night loss to Detroit, the Boston Celtics rebound with three straight home wins, highlighted by an overtime victory over the Brooklyn Nets. Coach Joe Mazzulla’s squad shows grit, shifting its offense inside the paint—38% of shots now come from the restricted area—after shooting just 26.8% from three early in the season. Key contributions come from Luka Garza, Paul George’s playmaking, Jordan Walsh’s offensive surge, and Jayson Tatum’s leadership. The win bolsters confidence as the team adjusts its strategy and embraces a physical, will‑to‑win mindset.
Winning Gritty
The Boston Celtics edged out a hungry Brooklyn Nets squad on Oct. 28, 2026, earning their second straight win of the season. Jayson Tatum dominated, drawing constant free throws, attacking the rim, and sealing the game with a buzzer‑beating clutch shot. When the three‑pointer faltered, coach Joe Mazzulla shifted the offense inside, with 38% of shots taken within four feet—a strategic tweak fans have praised. The win sets the stage for upcoming matchups against the Chicago Bulls on Friday and the Houston Rockets on Saturday, discussed in today’s Celtics Chronicle podcast with Adam and Mike Weber.
The Pritchin’ Hour
Payton Pritchard came alive in the third quarter against the Chicago Bulls
The Bounce Back
The Boston Celtics rebounded from an opening‑night loss to the Detroit Pistons by defeating the reigning champions, the New York Knicks, at home on Friday. Jayson Tatum silenced critics with a strong shooting performance, while Neemias Queta earned a starting nod as Mitchell Robinson moved to the bench. Rookie Jordan Walsh’s defensive effort against Jalen Brunson—limiting the star guard to 19 points on 7‑of‑17 shooting—was a highlight, showcasing the team's hedge‑and‑recover scheme. The win also featured varied offensive sets that created quality scoring chances. The victory signals a promising start for Boston’s season.
Manipulating The Tagger
In the Celtics’ season opener on October 21, 2026, Boston surrendered a 23‑0 fourth‑quarter run to the Detroit Pistons, exposing defensive lapses and a stagnant offense as Jayson Tatum shoots a dismal 26.1% (6‑of‑23). Coach Joe Mazzulla faces early challenges, but the author highlights a bright spot: a specific offensive tactic that briefly sparked success before the team stalled. The piece argues this ‘tagger manipulation’ could become a core strategy if re‑implemented, offering hope amid the rough start.
Thoughts On Celtics Signing Devin Carter
To a Two-Way Deal
Is Jordan Walsh A Regular-Season Starter?
Jordan Walsh has been part of the Boston Celtics’ starting lineup for all three of their preseason games thus far.
Optionality
It’s More Than Just A Buzzword
Active Hands
I get that the Philadelphia 76ers weren't at full strength last night, with Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, and LeBron James all sitting, but I really don't care.
Active Hands
I get that the Philadelphia 76ers weren't at full strength last night, with Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, and LeBron James all sitting, but I really don't care.
The Auditions
Celtics basketball is finally back!
The Auditions
Celtics basketball is finally back!
Scouting The Jaylen Brown-led Sixers
On Monday, October 5, the New York Knicks and Philadelphia 76ers faced off for their opening preseason game.
Scouting The Jaylen Brown-led Sixers
Former Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown made his Philadelphia 76ers debut on Monday, Oct. 5, but what did he show?
Why The Celtics Should Add ROLEX Actions As A Staple Set
I'm a big fan of my comfort shows.
Why The Celtics Should Add ROLEX Actions As A Staple Set
A breakdown of the ROLEX action and why the Boston Celtics should add it as a staple this season.
Tatum, Tempo, and the Short Mid-Range
The Boston Celtics will begin their preseason run of games on October 8 with a trip to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Tatum, Tempo, and the Short Mid-Range
Hoops Tonight's Jason Timpf joins the Celtics Chronicle to preview the Boston Celtics' upcoming 2026-27 season.
Mitch Can Live On The Perimeter
I'm starting to get excited for the new season!
Mitch Can Live On The Perimeter
He won't shoot threes, but he'll fit perfectly into Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla's blueprint for non-shooting bigs.
Celtics Camp Battle: Ball Handling
We're officially one week out from training camp.
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