Amy Tanner+FollowCeltics’ new offense is breaking the moldBoston’s offense is turning heads for all the right reasons—without Jayson Tatum even on the floor. Instead of the usual smooth ball movement, the Celtics are thriving on gritty offensive rebounds and fearless, tough three-pointers. Jaylen Brown has stepped up big time, and Coach Joe Mazzulla is letting the team embrace chaos, making them unpredictable and tough to stop. What’s wild is that this isn’t just a hot streak—it’s a new identity. When Tatum returns, Boston could be even scarier. How do you feel about this unorthodox approach? Is this the future of NBA offense? #Sports #Basketball #Celtics10Share
Patrick Gonzales+FollowCeltics’ bench duo is changing the gameBoston’s season just took a wild turn—thanks to the unlikely pairing of Luka Garza and Hugo Gonzalez off the bench. With Tatum sidelined and big names gone, most folks wrote off the Celtics’ depth. But now, Garza and Gonzalez are bringing serious energy, dominating the boards, and helping the team win seven of their last eight. Their chemistry is contagious—Anfernee Simons is thriving next to them, and Boston’s bench is suddenly a real weapon. Could this spark a deep playoff run even without Tatum? Curious to hear what everyone thinks: is this the Celtics’ secret sauce for the rest of the season? #Sports #Basketball #Celtics00Share
Theresa Boyd+FollowCeltics’ 2026 draft pick could shape their futureBoston’s front office faces a tough call: keep their 2026 first-round pick or risk long-term depth for a short-term upgrade at center. With Tatum and Brown’s massive contracts eating up cap space, affordable young talent is more valuable than ever. That 2026 pick could land a solid rotation player on a rookie deal—exactly what the Celtics need to stay competitive without blowing up their salary structure. Trading it away might fix a hole now, but could leave Boston scrambling for cheap talent down the road. Would you hold onto the pick or go all-in for a win-now move? #Sports #Basketball #Celtics00Share
Susan Reeves+FollowPayton Pritchard’s breakout is fueling BostonPayton Pritchard’s patience is finally paying off for the Celtics. After years of waiting for his shot, he’s now the team’s starting point guard—and Boston is thriving, even with Jayson Tatum sidelined. Pritchard’s energy and all-around game have helped the Celtics climb to third in the East, and his contract is one of the best values in the league. It’s wild to think he almost left last year. Now, he’s proving he belongs, and fans are buzzing about what this means for Boston’s playoff run. What do you think—should Pritchard be the long-term starter? #Sports #Basketball #Celtics00Share
Nicole Obrien+FollowCeltics’ draft misses could haunt BostonImagine the Celtics with Ajay Mitchell’s scoring and Toumani Camara’s defense alongside Tatum and Brown. Boston’s recent draft choices—Baylor Scheierman and Jordan Walsh—haven’t made the same impact as the wings picked just after them. Camara, now a defensive standout in Portland, and Mitchell, thriving in OKC, are already making waves while Boston is still searching for reliable depth. With the new NBA spending rules, nailing draft picks is more crucial than ever. Do you think these missed opportunities could be the difference between banner 19 and another near-miss? #Sports #Basketball #Celtics00Share
Nicole Obrien+FollowCeltics Eye Bigs: Simons on the Move?With Jayson Tatum still nursing his Achilles, the Shamrocks are staying afloat thanks to Jaylen Brown and Derrick White stepping up. But NBA insider Jake Fischer says Boston’s front office is hunting for more muscle in the paint before the deadline. The buzz? Anfernee Simons could be the trade chip, but finding a center with the right salary fit won’t be easy. Do you think Boston should push their chips in for a big, or ride with Queta and trust the core? #Sports #Basketball #Celtics00Share
Ryan Lopez+FollowCeltics eye major center upgrade for playoff pushBoston’s front office is seriously weighing a move that could reshape the team’s playoff future. With Jayson Tatum out, Jaylen Brown has kept the Celtics in the hunt, but the lack of a reliable center is still a sore spot—especially when thinking about matchups against bigs like Embiid or Giannis. Now, NBA insiders are buzzing about Boston’s interest in Daniel Gafford from Dallas. He’s a proven rim protector and playoff-tested, plus his contract brings some much-needed stability. If the Celtics pull this off before the trade deadline, it could be the missing piece for a real title run. What do you think—should Boston go all-in? #Sports #Basketball #Celtics00Share
Amy Tanner+FollowCeltics Miss Kornet as Spurs Surge Past ThunderAnyone else watching 'French Vanilla' Luke Kornet ball out for the Spurs? After being a backup in Boston, Kornet’s advanced stats are off the charts, and he’s even started over Wemby (on a minutes limit). The Spurs just blew out the Thunder twice with Kornet anchoring the paint and shutting down SGA. With the Celtics still searching for a reliable big, do you think they regret letting Kornet walk? #Sports #Basketball #Celtics00Share
Robert Cox+FollowJayson Tatum inspires New England studentsJayson Tatum is turning his recovery time into something special for New England kids. Instead of sitting out after his Achilles injury, the Celtics star is showing up at local schools, sharing how education shaped his life and career. He’s not just talking basketball—he’s telling students that dreaming big starts in the classroom, and that skills like teamwork and listening are just as important off the court. It’s refreshing to see a pro athlete use his platform to motivate the next generation. What do you think—can more athletes make a difference like this? #Education #JaysonTatum #Celtics20Share
Patrick Gonzales+FollowRed Auerbach’s warning: Pitino’s Boston misstepRed Auerbach saw the writing on the wall the moment Rick Pitino took over the Celtics. Despite Pitino’s college coaching success, Auerbach knew his approach wouldn’t work in Boston—especially after he started shipping out key players like Rick Fox and David Wesley. Giving Pitino total control backfired, leading to years of frustration and missed opportunities (just look at Chauncey Billups thriving elsewhere). When Auerbach returned to steady the ship, the Celtics quickly bounced back. It’s a reminder: sometimes, respecting the wisdom of those who know the culture best makes all the difference. What do you think—should teams trust legends or gamble on new blood? #Sports #Basketball #Celtics00Share
