It is the anniversary of the game in which Boston scored more assists than any other in history, 46 in a 137-117 blowout of the Mavs in 1985.

The Boston Celtics will reportedly be a buyer at the NBA trade deadline "if it makes sense." Brad Stevens has said he doesn't want to put a ceiling on this rost

A recent in-depth profile on Boston Celtics’ new lead owner Bill Chisholm contained an intriguing detail about the team’s past trade pursuits. Published in The Boston Globe, the piece by veteran beat writer Adam Himmelsbach explored Chisholm’s journey to acquiring the franchise and his deep-rooted passion for the organization.

At first glance, the swap would make sense given the thin nature of the Celtics frontcourt, and the bad fit of Simons on Boston's roster. But does it?

The Celtics are likely still to make another deal--but which players would other teams most like to get their hands on? The post Celtics’ ‘Most Appealing’ Trade Assets Revealed appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Proposed Celtics trade sees Boston land $108 million two-time block champ as upgrade from Neemias Queta originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

The Boston Celtics are short on reliable big men. Luka Garza has failed to convince Joe Mazzulla that he can be a dependable member of the rotation. His limited defense has likely played a role in his falling out of favor with Mazzulla.