Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving had a rocky two-year tenure with the Boston Celtics, but it doesn't sound like he has any hard feelings from his time spent with the storied NBA franchise. After promising the franchise he would re-sign entering the final season of his contract,

Brown told Irving that he feels people haven't seen him at his "best" yet with the Celtics due to sacrifices he's had to make.

A new trade pitch has the Celtics flipping Anfernee Simons for a former All-Star center to fill a frontcourt void.

From Lillard’s perspective, joining the Celtics could give him a realistic shot at a title in 2027, depending on how Tatum recovers and how Stevens and Co. piece together the rest of the roster. The 13-year veteran’s deepest playoff run was a trip to the Western Conference finals with Portland in 2019.

Jaylen Brown expresses his journey with the Boston Celtics. With so many challenges, he had to cope every time for the team's success.

Damian Lillard continues to be linked with the Boston Celtics. The 9-time All-Star is currently a free agent, having seen his contract get waived and stretched by the Milwaukee Bucks. Lillard, who is currently recovering from an Achilles tendon tear,

Unfortunately, Tatum's injury will impact the Celtics in more ways than not, as while they already had to cut costs heading into next season, it’ll cause some other decisions to be made. All the Celtics can hope for is that Tatum responds to this injury just like he has to other adversities throughout his life.

In a recent podcast, the Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown shared with Kyrie Irving about his journey with the team.