An NBA writer believes the Golden State Warriors could be in the mix for a Boston Celtics superstar this summer.

The Celtics need help in their frontcourt after an early postseason exit at the hands of the 76ers. What are the realistic options?

Brad Stevens talked for half an hour in his end-of-season media availability, which means he said a lot of things that didn't make the headlines.

Boston Celtics champion point guard alumnus Rajon Rondo has been in the news of late as a potential finalist for the open New Orleans Pelicans head coaching job. Fellow 2008 Celtics champ Kevin Garnett is evidently a big fan of Rondo getting the gig -- or at least an assistantship should the Pels elect to go elsewhere with the hire.

The Celtics obviously don’t have that type of younger blue chip prospect to offer up, although the Bucks asking price may have been a bit too unrealistic with Cleveland. The trade market for Giannis should be fascinating this summer with some ugly first round exits by Boston and Houston.

The Denver Nuggets could go star hunting this offseason with Boston Celtics' Jaylen Brown potentially on the market.

Celtics president Brad Stevens addressed the media after Boston's playoff exit and made an admission about the roster. What he said stood out.

If the Celtics are going to be a title contender in the short term, they might have to go through the Oklahoma City Thunder at some point. The defending champs are loaded with high-end talent at every position, including 2024-25 league MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.