Jayson Tatum's Achilles injury could see him miss most of next season, placing further pressure on the Boston Celtics' offseason activity with major roster changes expected

Can we all just enjoy the ride? The Boston Celtics are fast approaching a roster reckoning that we all knew was coming. But for the next seven weeks, our entire focus should be on the quest for a second title,

The Boston Celtics haven't sent any internal signals about trimming their payroll in future seasons, according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst.

People around the league are expecting Boston to be active on the trade market this summer for financial reasons.

The Boston Celtics have, on the whole, been the best team in basketball in the 2020s. With four conference finals appearances, two finals appearances, and

The 2024-25 postseason may be the last ride for the Boston Celtics, at least with this current roster configuration. As ESPN's Shams Charania noted during an appeared on Thursday's The Pat McAfee Show, the Celtics may be forced to make some changes from a financial perspective:

With the Celtics down 3-1, and Jayson Tatum's future uncertain, their viability as a group is now very much in question -- a stunning fall from just a year ago.

The Boston Celtics could explore a roster shakeup ... would be surprised if there are changes coming to this roster.” Charania would go on to explain that the choices come down to salary cap ...