CelticsBlog.com's Kevin O'Connor gives his in-depth analysis of 2013 NBA Draft prospect Mason Plumlee, a power forward from Duke. Plumlee has been an intersting topic of discussion due to the disparity in the reports on his potential career.
Potential Celtics prospects put their skills and athleticism to the test at the 2013 NBA Draft Combine.
Terrence Williams was arrested after being accused of making threats with a gun during a child visitation on Sunday afternoon.
A purely made up hypothetical conversation that might happen between Danny Ainge and Kevin Garnett. Did I mention that this is fictional?
CelticsBlog.com's Kevin O'Connor gives his in-depth analysis of 2013 NBA Draft prospect Gorgui Dieng, a center from Louisville. Dieng will carve out a long career in the NBA due to his skill and high intensity on the defensive end of the floor.
Paul Pierce can still play. There's never been a question about that, but at this point of his career and the luxury tax of the new CBA looming, what his contract is worth off the court might be worth more than he is in the box score.
Take it for what it is worth, but this is two members of the media now saying the same thing.
He's big, he's goofy, and he's as raw as they come. But he's our big goofball and he's our project. So how does he... project out?
Give us your thoughts on the team's most polarizing figure.
He was once the centerpiece of a deal that started the KG era. Could he be the catalyst for the end of that same era?
Paul Pierce was almost sent to Dallas at the deadline, could he be headed there this summer?
Celtics Pride passed down from one generation to the next, enjoying one last run of this era.
The road already traveled is the easiest one to take. But is it the best one?
We go position-by-position to outline the Boston Celtics' needs heading into the draft, and then take a brief look at six players that could be a fit with the team at the 16th pick.
Waiting for the Celtics offseason to really get started.
I thought it would be interesting to take a look at the various offseason options and see which one suits your fancy the most.
Allow me to diverge from my own beaten path and explore the option of trading Rajon.
It's worth considering what the post-Big 3 plan could look like if Danny Ainge chooses to get rid of Pierce and KG. Here, we look at how Ainge would maximize his cap space in order to make the proper moves for the direction of the franchise.
Nobody would have faulted him if he had walked away last year, but he signed a 5 year extension. Hopefully that means that he's in this for the long haul.
Put away the Kleenex, people. This isn't over.
All the attention will be on Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce, and rightly so. But the future of this franchise is in the hands of these 4 young lads.
It will be an interesting offseason and the most important man involved in it isn't Pierce or Garnett or even Doc Rivers. It's Danny Ainge.
At the start of the season, the Celtics had an embarrassment of riches at the guard position with Rondo, Bradley, Terry, Lee, and Barbosa in the backcourt, but it's been Terrence Williams who has made an unexpected contribution in the playoffs.
Facing mortality in this year's playoffs have brought out vintage Playoff Pierce stretches, but is the 35-year-old part of Danny Ainge's plan for the future of the franchise?
The term "unique" doesn't seem like a strong enough word for Kevin Garnett. He's defiant.
