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The In-Season Tournament could build a championship mentality
The In-Season Tournament could provide a platform for the Celtics to dominant in the postseason.
Finding the missing piece: Defensive guards the Celtics could target on the trade market
A few notes on potential depth pieces, and a salary cap cheat code to facilitate an Alex Caruso trade.
Read & React: Lowe points out an area for improvement
The Boston Celtics need to attack the rim a little bit more
Must C’s: Kristaps Porzingis’ different philosophy could lead to new Celtics mindset
The Celtics-Bulls game caused a fuss, but not in the eyes of Porzingis.
The Celtics go as Jaylen Brown goes
So far, JB’s level of play has had a huge impact, win or lose.
Are the 76ers a bigger rival for the Celtics than the Heat?
Welcome back to everyone’s favorite show: trying to figure out who the Celtics’ rivals are. The 76ers are coming to town, but are they a true rival?
Three leaf clover: Joe deserves more credit, Luke the finisher, and Jaylen the passer
Luke Kornet is doing his job offensively, Jaylen Brown has started to move the rock, and Joe Mazzulla deserves more respect.
In Season Tournament made for most unique Celtics regular season game ever
Scoreboard watching, starters in the fourth quarter of a blowout playing hard and tension between head coaches made the most forgettable of regular season games a moment.
CelticsWeek #5: Next man up
Injuries were a notable issue in an uneven week of Celtics’ basketball
Kristaps Porzingis absence a new challenge for Celtics offense
Kristaps Porzingis’ shooting, screening and post-ups powered a hot offensive start for the Celtics that already slowed before his injury on Friday.
Payton Pritchard’s passing and poise are underappreciated
His assist-to-turnover ratio is among the league leaders.
How do you Jrue?: the versatility and fit of Jrue Holiday
Jrue Holiday is doing everything he’s asked, and just a little bit more.
CelticsWeek #4: Room for growth
The Celtics extended their second win streak of the season, but it wasn’t without flaws.
Crunch time kings
The Celtics’ new-found poise and execution in the clutch is already winning them games they would’ve lost last season.
Have the Celtics leveled up?
To prove it, they have to win a banner.
Three leaf clover: Tatum in the clutch, Joey Curveball, and hating the Sixers
Tatum’s improving post-game, Joe throwing different defensive looks, and the clean fun of hating Philadelphia.
I know it’s early, but I’m getting some serious 2008 vibes from the Celtics
It’s only mid-November, but yes, this team has a whole lot of that team’s energy brewing.
Three “advanced” stats to explain the Celtics season so far
Using highly-classified statistical analysis formulas, I have arrived to parse the complex parameters of the season. Wink, wink.
Sam Hauser is the secret weapon the C’s desperately need
After the Celtics 114-98 victory over the Knicks, head coach Joe Mazzulla hilariously played coy over the emergence of sharpshooter and defensive stopper.
Kristaps Porzingis is the most impactful addition of the 2023-2024 season
KP has seamlessly and smoothly reinvented the Celtics on both ends of the court, and this is only the beginning.
CelticsWeek #3: Growing pains
The Celtics fumbled their season-opening win streak, but responded with back-to-back wins.
Celtics building different offensive statistical profile
How does Boston’s hot start compare to their 21-5 run to begin last year?
Debunking negativity about the In-Season Tournament
I demand to be excited about the In-Season Tournament, so I’m taking it upon myself to make everyone agree with me
Joe Mazzulla looking beyond the numbers at generating momentum for Celtics
For Joe Mazzulla — a numbers guy — the unquantifiable value of momentum has been part of his calculations as he starts his second season as Celtics head coach.
CelticsWeek #2: Points on points on points on points
The Celtics’ offense shined in their first full week of regular season basketball.
Aaron Nesmith took disrespect personally after trade from Celtics
Aaron Nesmith returned to TD Garden after one of the best games of his career and signing a long-term extension with the Pacers.
How recently-traded Celtics players are faring on new teams
Grant Williams, Marcus Smart, and Malcolm Brogdon headline a cast of ex-Celtics performing well for new franchises.
Three leaf clover: Jaylen impacting winning, Derrick THE point guard, and the bench!
Jaylen Brown is doing the little things, Derrick is solidifying his point guard-ness, and the bench finds its groove.
The desperate search for a Celtics weakness
The Celtics just blew the Pacers out of the water, but there’s got to be something left to solve, right?
Danilo Gallinari opens up on being traded by Celtics
Gallo was part of the deal that sent Kristaps Porzingis to Boston.
Small sample size theater: the Celtics are 23rd in assists
Do Boston's low assist totals mean anything so early in the season?