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It's been a rollercoaster ride for Boston Celtics fans throughout the first half of the 2025-26 NBA season. From low expectations coming in, to dreams of a push to the Eastern Conference Finals heading into the All-Star game.
A few appear to reflect legitimate Boston needs and are also plausible and from trusted sources, so which rumors are worth monitoring for Celtics fans?
Recent reports revealed the Boston Celtics are aggressively pursuing a frontcourt upgrade as their chances in the Eastern Conference improve
BOSTON (AP) — Jrue Holiday got a champion’s welcome in his return to Boston. The Trail Blazers guard received a big cheer when he was shown on the scoreboard during warmups, another when he was introduced before the game,
According to NBA Insider Chris Haynes, Anfernee Simons is being floated as Boston's most logical trade chip. As such, his name is expected to pop up in multiple conversations over the next week, which could potentially lead to his departure.
Phil Jackson once said that serious contenders for a championship have to win 40 games before they lose 20, and history has proven him mostly right. Do the Celtics have a realistic chance to get there,
The Celtics reportedly are unlikely to take "big swings" ahead of Thursday's deadline. The post 8 lesser discussed potential trade deadline candidates that could make sense for Celtics appeared first on Boston.
The Celtics could go a number of ways with their trade deadline plans, but there are a couple common themes sifting through the many rumors. NBA insider Chris Haynes pointed out both of them on a recent appearance on SiriusXM NBA radio: Anfernee Simons and the need for a backup big man.