Which of them played their way into the role they were seeking, or further confirmed that they belong where they already are?

Georges Niang had a funny soundbite after getting traded to the Celtics, but he also spoke about how he's shifting his mindset with Boston.

Back in 2017, the Boston Celtics made two major moves that would define their future, though not in the way anyone expected. First, they used the No. 3 overall pick to draft Jayson Tatum, a polished scorer from Duke.

Star Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown is no stranger to unorthodox offseason workouts, but it has come to light that the Georgia native has been taking that approach to an entirely new level. In a recent article by Athletic reporter Elise Devlin,

The 2025-26 season figures to be a homecoming of sorts for Celtics big man Georges Niang, who was born in Lawrence and grew up in Methuen as a fan of the C’s. But, the 32-year-old forward doesn’t expect to receive a warm reception at the start of the year at TD Garden.

Cooper Flagg is about to become one of the most popular players in the NBA when he makes his debut for the Dallas Mavericks in October. Recently, the Mavs relea

Boston Celtics fans got their first glimpse of Hugo Gonzalez during the franchise's five-game run at the Las Vegas Summer League. Gonzalez joined the Celtics as the 28th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, having spent the past two seasons with Real Madrid.

Georges Niang recently appeared on a podcast and addressed that even as a Boston native, he wasn't going to get any love in the city after Kristaps Porzingis' departure.