From Mark Wahlberg to LL Cool J, the Celtics are getting ‘some very inspirational speakers’ as they wait out the coronavirus pandemic.
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Celtics Brown hopes society can come together
Jaylen Brown writes an editorial for The Guardian urging everyone to remain calm, stick together, and come out of the pandemic a better society.
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Tall order: Tacko Fall eyes big role on and off court
The Boston Celtics and Maine Red Claws rookie has become a basketball ambassador in his home country of Senegal, and throughout Africa.
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Celtics’ Hayward unable to shoot … because he has no hoop at his house
His wife offered to buy a hoop and Gordon Hayward didn’t think it was necessary. But that was before a prolonged stay-at-home order prevented him from shooting.
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Garnett still holds grudge against Timberwolves owner
Kevin Garnett, inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame over the weekend, will not allow Minnesota to be part of the celebration because of his fractured relationship with Glen Taylor.
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Celtics Tatum will donate $250,000 for coronavirus relief
Jayson Tatum will help provide meals to those in need in Boston and St. Louis. Bradley Beal will donate the same amount.
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Celtics have options if they want to draft a big man
Boston’s big-man rotation will likely be back next season but it could draft for the future.
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Marcus Smart says he’s cleared of COVID-19
Marcus Smart, the only member of the Boston Celtics to test positive for coronavirus, says he has been cleared in a tweet.
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Celtics’ broadcaster Grande filling the time during shutdown
Since March 25, Sean Grande and partner Cedric Maxwell are calling simulations of the Celtics’ remaining games on CLNS Media.
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Celtics boss Ainge keeps working with NBA on hold
Danny Ainge, the Celtics’ president of basketball operations, is still busy while the league is suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.