The Boston Celtics will be without Kristaps Porzingis during Wednesday’s Game 5 against the Miami Heat due to a right soleus strain. The setback occurred during Game 4, where the Celtics extended their lead to 17 points by halftime, but not without cost as the team continues to have a deep NBA title run in mind.
The Boston Celtics have dominated the court this season with an impressive 64-18 record, positioning themselves as formidable contenders in the Eastern Conference on their journey to the NBA Finals.
Timely buckets, the locked-in Celtics, and the bench’s love for Derrick White. Derrick White to the rescue. Game 4 of the Boston Celtics-Miami Heat first-round matchup was defined by a big-time player making big-time plays.
The Boston Celtics may be without center Kristaps Porzingis when they face the visiting Miami Heat in Game 5 of their Eastern Conference first-round playoff series Wednesday night.
Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens was named NBA Executive of the Year on Tuesday. Stevens spent the offseason revising the roster of the reigning Eastern Conference champions to create a team that posted an NBA-best 64-18 record in the 2023-24 regular season.
Jaylen Brown (17 points on 7-18 shooting, 6 turnovers) and Jayson Tatum (20 points on 5-14 shooting) didn’t have their usual dominant performances in Boston’s blowout win over Miami.
Derrick White just had the game of a lifetime after the Boston Celtics won Game 4 against the Miami Heat. In light of his insane playoff explosion, the former San Antonio Spurs star delivered an inspiring message for young athletes hoping to become professional hoopers.
The Boston Celtics have fallen victim to numerous unlikely heroes while playing the Miami Heat in the postseason. However, during a 102-88 victory on Monday night, the C’s gave the Heat a taste of their own medicine thanks to a career-best performance from guard Derrick White.
It was far from pretty, but the Boston Celtics took a 3-1 series lead over the Miami Heat with a 102-88 victory on Monday night. Normally, a double-digit win like this would be hard to complain about, especially in the postseason.
Celtics guard Derrick White had a monster start to Game 4 of Boston's first-round series against the Heat. The Celtics raced out to a 34-24 first-quarter lead in large part due to White's 16 points on 6-of-8 shooting, including 4 of 5 from deep.
Here's the latest episoide of the Boston Celtics' The Grind series featuring the team's 2023 second round selection Jordan Walsh. The rookie spent most of the season up in Maine and should expect a prominent role on the Celtics' summer league team.