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.

The Boston Celtics are not guaranteed to welcome Al Horford back to the team a third time. That's the sentiment Hardwood Houdini's Jack Simone shared amid the 3

The Celtics have turned from potential sellers to buyers and perhaps the player most likely to be traded, Anfernee Simons and his expiring contract, could either be dangled to acquire a quality center or retained because of his production off the bench.

Boston Celtics starting center Neemias Queta has been making strides on both ends of the court. And he has been putting in the work sharpening his skills in the pick and roll to make himself more of a threat on the offensive end of the court with Boston's backcourt players like Derrick White and Payton Pritchard.

Kristaps Porzingis is again mired in illness issues and that will continue for the foreseeable future. Porzingis will miss the next two weeks due to an illness, per ESPN’s Shams Charania, and will “undergo further evaluations.”

The Boston Celtics have been hit with some rather unfortunate news in their quest to trade for this star player.

At the end of that run, Scott switched leagues and had his rights dealt to the Phoenix Suns in exchange for Paul Silas in 1972. Scott played four seasons for that club before being dealt to the Celtics for Paul Westphal and draft assets.

When the Boston Celtics acquired Anfernee Simons as part of the deal that sent Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers, the general consensus was that he would be re-routed ahead of the Feb. 5 trade deadline. Simons, 26, is in the final year of his current $100 million contract and could be a valuable trade chip for Brad Stevens.

The Boston Celtics have a different environment from most around the league. Just as the City of New York's pulse revolves around the Knicks, Beantown bleeds gr

A team that once could seem a little bloodless has, in the absence of its best player, become scrappy and slightly unpredictable.

"I mean, we've always been a relatively knock-on-wood, a good taking care of the basketball team that helps us control the shot margin," said Mazzulla.

The Boston Celtics are not in a position to land Giannis Antetokounmpo, who, as ESPN's Shams Charania notes, has a preference for the New York Knicks. Per Chara