Boston kept its isolation-heavy identity, replaced post-ups with handoffs, and the film explains why it still clicks.

Few basketball minds are as effective as Brad Stevens when it comes to getting value out of the center position, regardless of the talent available. Dating back

Celtics owner Bill Chisholm seemingly dissed Golden State Warriors fans while comparing Dub Nation to the Boston fanbase.

Drafted by the then-St. Louis (now, Atlanta) Hawks in 1964, Silas would play for them and the Phoenix Suns before he was dealt to the Celtics in 1972. The McClymonds High graduate would win two of his three titles with Boston, and go on to play for the Denver Nuggets and Seattle SuperSonics before starting a three-decade career as an NBA coach.

Trade rumors are starting to swirl ahead of the start of NBA trade season on December 15 and another prominent big man could be taking center stage. Anthony Davis is expected to be a critical trade target of several teams in the Eastern Conference, including the Pistons, Hawks and Raptors according to Shams Charania of ESPN.com.

A new trade proposal has linked the Celtics to an intriguing target as Boston evaluates ways to bolster its roster.

Or at least that is the point of view of the hosts of the CLNS Media "How Bout Them Celtics!" podcast, Jack Simone and Sam LaFrance, who took a deep dive into one of the more promising developments in the Celtics' so-called retooling campaign that has since changed into something else based on the leaps made by Walsh,