I've been told that they are willing to pay some level of luxury tax this season after the many millions they shed in the offseason," writes the Stein Line.

The Boston Celtics reportedly are willing to dip into the luxury tax this season given their surprising start.

Brad Stevens said that the Celtics could consider making a move to improve the roster mid-season if the right circumstance presents itself.

The Celtics have been dealt a tough hand this season, particularly with the absence of their six-time All-Star power forward, Jayson Tatum. Undergoing Achilles tendon surgery, Tatum is expected to miss most,

What do we think that the Boston Celtics are going to do at the 2026 NBA trade deadline? The Celtics have been playing better than expected (a few stinkers aside), and with that surprising start compared to preseason projections comes rumbles about perhaps adding some talent to the roster.

The Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumor mill is heating up again and the All-Star may be on his way out of Milwaukee after a lackluster start to the Bucks season. According to Shams Charania of ESPN.com, Antetokounmpo and his agent Alex Saratsis have started ...

However, the pressing need for a more formidable presence in the paint has led to speculation about potential trade targets, particularly LA Clippers center Ivica Zubac. The Celtics’ struggles this season have highlighted their need for a starting-level center.

Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown has made a surprising and honest admission about his time with the team, revealing he seriously considered asking for a trade after growing tired of the constant rumors. This revelation came during a casual live stream ...