Marcus Smart is likely to be sidelined for at least a month due to injury. Shane Rhodes takes a look at what that may mean for...
Marcus Smart has suffered a torn oblique on left side and could be sidelined for the first two rounds of the playoffs, league source tells ESPN....
With Boston and Indiana's first-round match-up appearing likelier by the day, Matt John explains why a playoff series between those two should be fascinating to watch.
With March Madness in full swing, Drew Maresca speaks with current NBA players about their relationships with their college coaches and how they've been influenced by...
Free agent center Greg Monroe has agreed to a 10-day contract with the Boston Celtics, league sources tell @TheAthleticNBA @Stadium. Free agent center Greg Monroe has...
#NEBHInjuryReport Aron Baynes has been diagnosed with a grade 2 ankle sprain, per Brad Stevens. #NEBHInjuryReport Aron Baynes has been diagnosed with a grade 2 ankle...
It's easy to conclude that a bench player should replace a starter in the lineup if the former is outplaying the latter, but Matt John explains...
The Atlantic Division features some of the very best teams in basketball. But free agency is likely to wreak havoc on a division that features four...
[Terry] Rozier will also be a restricted free agent, with Phoenix considered by league sources as a team likely to make a strong push for the...
The Celtics have had an up-and-down season. Shane Rhodes examines whether Boston can get back on track before the playoffs.
Matt John takes a look at the four titans who will be fighting for the Eastern Conference crown this May.
Spencer Davies sits down with Boston Celtics forward Gordon Hayward to discuss the first half of his season, returning from a devastating injury and the team...
Drew Maresca continues Basketball Insiders’ division-by-division Post-Deadline Rankings series with a breakdown of the five teams in the Atlantic.
Brad Stevens is enduring his most difficult test yet he's ever had as a head coach this season, writes Lang Greene.
The Celtics and the Lakers have not been terrible, but they haven't been good enough, which could have ramifications for them both now and later.
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