In a change from the franchise’s announced plan, Wyc Grousbeck reportedly will no longer stay on as Celtics governor as Bill Chisholm’s ownership group takes control.

Sports Illustrated argued that, given Tatum's injury, it's a better idea to get under the luxury tax now than it would’ve been had he not been hurt. Ultimately, as they noted, it'll be tough for the ...

The Celtics could also avoid the repeater tax along with getting under the NBA’s first tax apron if they want. Last Wednesda y, ESPN’s Zach Kram floated the idea of potentially trading Sam Hauser to ...

Guard Max Shulga and wing RJ Luis Jr. occupy the other two two-way spots. Shulga was the Celtics’ final 2025 draft pick (57th ...

The Boston Celtics continue to invite trade discussion involving Anfernee Simons, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer of ...

The Celtics need not be in a hurry to get further under the NBA's luxury tax threshold, now that they've successfully ...

Celtics president of basketball ops Brad Stevens may not be done trading, with one recent addition possibly still on the block.

Rams make minor roster move – Turf Show Times The Los Angeles Rams did a tight end swap on Monday, waiving Anthony Torres and ...

Pending Boston Celtics owner Bill Chisholm will be assuming the title of governor from Wyc Grousbeck ahead of schedule.

There's been a major change in the dynamic between previous Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck and new Celtics owner Bill Chisholm.

Niang will officially miss the 2025 campaign after suffering a torn ACL in Friday's 48-18 preseason loss to the Patriots. The offensive lineman will now shift his focus to being ready for training ...

Georges Niang has been bouncing around teams recently, and he was just sent from the Boston Celtics to the Utah Jazz. A lot ...