Are the Boston Celtics weaknesses starting to show? Or did a long break in the Celtics 2025-26 NBA regular season schedule sabotage the team's momentum? After winning 10 out of 12 games in their recent slate of games, Boston dropped two tilts in a row, one on the road to the Milwaukee Bucks, and another at home to the Detroit Pistons.

A recent in-depth profile on Boston Celtics’ new lead owner Bill Chisholm contained an intriguing detail about the team’s past trade pursuits. Published in The Boston Globe, the piece by veteran beat writer Adam Himmelsbach explored Chisholm’s journey to acquiring the franchise and his deep-rooted passion for the organization.

At first glance, the swap would make sense given the thin nature of the Celtics frontcourt, and the bad fit of Simons on Boston's roster. But does it?

Al Horford got a positive injury update as he’s battled a back issue to open the season. Horford has missed the past four games due to right sciatic nerve irritation, but it sounds like he’s close to returning to the court. Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Horford is doubtful for Thursday’s game against the Suns, but he’s trending up.

What a difference a year makes. 12 months ago, it seamed to be a near certainty that the Oklahoma City Thunder and Boston Celtics would clash in the 2025 NBA Fi

Following his first three-game losing streak in two years, Jaylen Brown reiterated a belief he had stated several times before. This was in late October, after a frustrating road loss to the Detroit Pistons. At 0-3, Brown and the Boston Celtics were in an unfamiliar situation. He still wanted to give his young team time.

Chisholm grew up a tortured Boston sports fan. As a billionaire in his 50s, he achieved every child's dream: He bought his favorite team.

The Celtics morphed from world-beaters when they were winning 10 of their last 12 games to a mediocre ball club in their last two contests.

It’s NBA trade season! The deadline is exactly 50 days away, and the Boston Celtics may or may not be involved in a big way, according to Brad Stevens. On Wednesday, Bleacher Report’s NBA writer Dan Favale labeled the Celtics as sellers heading into deadline festivities.