It wasn't until yesterday that the Boston Celtics have emerged as suitors as Giannis Antetokounmpo. Since then, the intel that's come out has felt like a freight train, but why now? An incident from four years ago could explain.
The Celtics have a big Neemias Queta decision to make this summer, which may hint at their future plans.
The prospect of the Boston Celtics trading Sam Hauser has been brought up this summer because he can be used to acquire an upgrade. Unfortunately, we've got intel suggesting it won't be that simple.
The Celtics rookie was a major bright spot for the team this season, and the team should lean into his strong play going forward.
Watching the Knicks' crazy comeback in the Finals was bad enough. Realizing how the Celtics are to blame made it even worse.
With the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes intensifying, ESPN's Brian Windhorst weighs in on whether the Celtics would actually part with Jaylen Brown.
Recent rumors have indicated the Boston Celtics are in on Giannis Antetokounmpo. They would have the edge on the Miami Heat if this is real, and if they get him, it's another example of them beating Pat Riley.
It's very hard to tell where the Celtics actually stand on a Giannis Antetokounmpo trade, and maybe that's exactly what they want.
As Giannis trade rumors escalate, the Magic's willingness to move Paolo Banchero could draw a definitive line in the sand for the Celtics.
The Boston Celtics dumped Jrue Holiday to trim their payroll, and a similar move could happen this offseason.
Did Giannis Antetokounmpo just signal what team he is taking his talents to? The NBA Finals aren't even over, and we have reached the peak of speculation season.
The Heat's reported fear of the Celtics persuing Giannis Antetokounmpo confirms that Boston has the best hypothetical trade offer.
Bill Simmons claims that the Celtics are back in on Giannis Antetokounmpo, and it's becoming clear that Giannis is in on the Celtics.
The New York Knicks just had a game for the ages last night. Props to them for puling off the most historic comeback in NBA Finals history. Sadly, doing so also beats the Boston Celtics record for biggest comeback in the NBA Finals.
The Celtics can't even think about trading for Domantas Sabonis if the Hornets and Kings reach the agreement that they've been working towards.
Jaylen Brown had a great season, but now he won't accept being the second banana. The Boston Celtics must trade him now before it's too late.
Like their trade-deadline talks with the Pelicans, a Celtics' pursuit of Trey Murphy III seems destined for the same fate.
The Boston Celtics don't necessarily have to go after specifically Domantas Sabonis this summer, but they should do something about it if the Charlotte Hornets get him in a trade.
Like Jordan Walsh's teammates with the Boston Celtics, his mentor -- an 11-year NBA veteran -- is in his ear about what his calling card needs to be.
If the Raptors don't want to go into the luxury tax, the Celtics could outbid them for Sandro Mamukelashvili this summer.
As the Boston Celtics determine their best path to the NBA summit, it appears they have already answered their most critical question.
Celtics fans who are rooting against the Knicks in the Finals just got a brutal reality check.
Stanford guard Ebuka Okorie's draft position could be anywhere in the back half of the first round. The Celtics should be salivating if he is there for them at 27.
The Giannis rumors are nonstop, but the story has barely changed. What does this mean for the Celtics and their potential pursuit of the Greek Freak?
Brad Stevens has been good at finding quality players whose value has taken a hit and turning them into integral parts of the rotation. Ja Morant is probably is the least sure thing, but could also pay off big time if all goes right.