Celtics president Brad Stevens on if Jaylen Brown trade will make team better next year: 'We'll find out' Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens addressed the media for the first time since the franchise traded Jaylen Brown.

Today in Boston Celtics history, Al Horford signed with the team in 2016.

When the NBA’s trade season started, the Celtics were in hot pursuit of superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. But it turned out they whiffed on him—and lost their own star in the process.

The Boston Celtics shook up the NBA landscape by trading star guard Jaylen Brown to the rival Philadelphia 76ers, a move that surprised fans, analysts, and Brown’s longtime running mate, Jayson Tatum.

One mystery suitor for Jaylen Brown was reportedly "stunned" the Boston Celtics traded him to the Philadelphia 76ers without giving them the opportunity to improve on their lackluster offer.

Notably, that's not the case with the Celtics and Jayson Tatum. According to ESPN insider Shams Charania, the Celtics have been getting calls for Tatum's services for the past couple of weeks. They're not interested in that possibility.

Very few Boston Celtics fans were thrilled over their team trading Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George and draft capital. Seeing the move as a step back after watching the New York Knicks win a championship,

The Celtics picked up Neemias Queta's team option for next season -- and the sides add four full guaranteed years through 2030-31. After going in the second round to the Kings in 2021, the big man went onto sign three two-ways and three prove-it multiyear deals.