Veteran center Al Horford is expected to test free agency, an NBA insider tells Sports Illustrated—putting the Boston Celtics at risk of losing a key veteran presence. The revelation comes as Jayson Tatum addresses the team’s trajectory and head coach Joe Mazzulla faces fresh criticism.

The Boston Celtics are bracing for significant changes after star player Jayson Tatum suffered a torn Achilles tendon during their Eastern Conference semifinals loss to the New York Knicks. Even before the devastating injury, Brad Stevens anticipated a pivotal offseason for the franchise.

In a stunning development, the Boston Celtics are confronting changes that nobody saw coming as the postseason unfolded. The abrupt shift has left fans and analysts grappling with the implications for the storied franchise’s future.

In a light-hearted moment before Game 3 between the Boston Celtics and the New York Knicks, Jayson Tatum amused fans with his unconventional pregame outfit. The star player’s attire sparked laughter and added a fun twist to the night’s anticipation.

Former NBA player Kendrick Perkins has cast doubt on Jayson Tatum’s competitive spirit, suggesting that the Boston Celtics star lacks the tenacity needed to excel. Perkins shared his candid thoughts on ESPN’s “Get Up,” prompting discussions about Tatum’s drive on the court.

In a compelling analysis, OG Anunoby shares how the New York Knicks crafted a successful plan to stifle Jayson Tatum in Game 1. The Knicks’ defensive tactics proved pivotal in making life tough for the Boston Celtics’ star.

The Boston Celtics took a commanding position in their playoff series against the Orlando Magic with a 107-98 victory in Game 5, bolstered by standout performances from key players like Jayson Tatum and Kristaps Porzingis.