Celtics Reddit Podcast

Monitoring the Celtics Summer League stock market, plus more Dame Lillard reports, and some Celtics fans are angry about Jaylen Brown's livestream discussion with Kyrie Irving

Hugo Gonzalez and Jordan Walsh both stood out as the Celtics won their opening Summer League game against Memphis. Meanwhile, Kenny Lofton entertained in other ways while recent signing Charles Bassey emerged as a potential regular-season signing for the Celtics.

The Boston Celtics' Summer League campaign tips off in Las Vegas. Which player is under the most pressure to perform? Is it Jordan Walsh in his 3rd year? Baylor Sheierman after a year with the club? Or Hugo Gonzalez under pressure to show why Brad Stevens picked him at 28? Plus, Brad Stevens had a revealing press conference this week, dropping lots of hints around the Celtics' plans for the coming years.

It's time for our leap candidacy draft. Which Celtics players are most likely to take a leap this season? Payton Pritchard with a potential starting role? Jordan Walsh finally putting it together in year three? Could Hugo Gonzalez hit the ground and immediately leap off it? With a "reset" year looming in Boston, that's lots of spicy developmental possibilities. Plus, the Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis trades are now official, but not without some last-minute amendments, and Jayson Tatum is exhibiting some of the most impressive pool-walking ever seen.

Reports have confirmed Damian Lillard is weighing up whether or not to join the Boston Celtics to rehab with Jayson Tatum. Plus, Wyc Grousbeck made an awesome appearance on Jeff Teague's Club 520 Podcast, and we still don't know about Al Horford (but we kinda do).

The Boston Celtics have provided some clear indications over the past few days about their intentions for next season. What do the Luka Garza and Josh Minott signings bring to the table? What bout Jaylen Brown and Derrick White, and what happens when Jayson Tatum returns?

Recapping all of the latest NBA Free Agency movements impacting the Boston Celtics, including Luke Kornet to the Spurs. Plus, @NikNBA joins us for a detailed look at Hugo González, Amari Williams and Max Shulga.

The Boston Celtics have just wrapped up the 2025 NBA draft, selecting Hugo González, Amari Williams and Max Shulga. What will their roles be this year? How will Brad Stevens free up space under the 2nd apron to re-sign Al Horford and Luke Kornet? Plus, picks and trades that are making ripples across the league, and much more.

Ben Pfeifer of SportsKeeda and Swish Theory joins us to preview the 2025 NBA Draft for the Boston Celtics. Who is Brad Stevens likely to draft at 28-32? What are the trade-up scenarios? Who might we jump into the lottery for? We'll run through a bunch of spicy prospects that might be within reach for the Celtics. Follow Ben on Twitter/X: https://x.com/bjpf_?lang=en

The Boston Celtics have traded Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers for Anfernee Simons. What does this mean? Are there more moves coming? We break down all of the possible scenarios, whether Simons will remain a Celtic or if he might be part of a bigger package. Plus, potential fit with the Celtics, pros and cons of his game, and much more.

According to reports, Luke Kornet, our hero, might be on the move this offseason. With the NBA draft only one week away, who else might be on the move? Plus, the NBA finals appear to be over, the Orlando Magic have picked up Desmond Bane, and suddenly, other star players are potentially available for the Celtics.

The Boston Celtics are quietly conducting due diligence on point guard prospects and evaluating trade-up scenarios ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft, according to "league sources". Plus, the Indiana Pacers are filling the void for Celtics fans, Jaylen Brown had knee surgery, and more trade rumors.

There are some interesting trade packages out there for Jrue Holiday. The Boston Celtics will surely have to make a move to get under the second apron, thanks to the hugely oppressive NBA CBA Plus, reactions to game 2 of the NBA finals, and other "news" surrounding the Celtics.

There is one spicy Jaylen Brown to the Spurs trade that could convince both teams to do a deal this summer. Plus, everyone at the Ringer hates Jayson Tatum, and the Indiana Pacers are up 1-0 in the NBA Finals

BING BONG the Knicks are dead. You hate to see it, but hey at least they had their 2nd round victory parade. But in all seriousness, where do the Knicks go from here? Plus, Pacers/Thunder is going to be awesome, and a bunch of semi-realistic Giannis / Celtics trade scenarios.

Everything you need to know about what's possible for the Boston Celtics within the new NBA collective bargaining agreement. Ryan Bernardoni joins us to discuss the various pathways for the Celtics to get back on top. Plus, your CBA questions answered, which beloved Celtics may have played their last game in green, and potential trade partners. Check out Ryan Bernadoni's stuff over on Medium: https://medium.com/@rbernardoni

We're back to react to a wild night in the NBA, one where Aaron Nesmith island was proclaimed a global sovereign nation after a wild finish between the Indiana Pacers and the New York Knicks. Plus, the Boston Celtics get a billion dollar cash injection, Jayson Tatum finishes high in MVP rankings, and Derrick White misses out on all-defense.

The immediate future of the Boston Celtics is uncertain. With Jayson Tatum potentially missing an entire year, how should the Celtics approach the 2025-2026 NBA season? We break down all of the possible scenarios, trade possibilities, and information that's yet to come that might influence how Brad Stevens navigates the offseason. Check out this awesome offseason primer article by Charlie Cummings at Swish Theory: https://theswishtheory.com/nba/2025/05/the-boston-celtics-rebuild-window/

Jaylen Brown, Derrick White and Luke Kornet led the downtrodden Boston Celtics to an incredible win against the New York Knicks. Can they keep the immaculate vibes going in game 6?

Jayson Tatum almost certainly has a torn achilles, and the Celtics are down 3-1. Thank god we won a title last year, but it doesn't get much worse than this. Jake Issenberg and Dan Greenberg break it all down, including how the Celtics underperformed in Game 4, and what the Tatum injury means for the short and long-term future.

The Boston Celtics finally got a win against the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. What changed? How did the Celtics flip the series' momentum? Plus, Payton Pritchard was incredible off the bench, Tatum is troubleshooting with Drew Hanlen, Kristaps Porzingis is trying to figure it out, and much more.

Jake Issenberg and Dan Greenberg put it aptly to begin this one, "the unimaginable has happened". The Celtics find themselves in a 2-0 hole after dropping BOTH games at home against the New York Knicks. What the #&@% is going on? Despite this, the Celtics remain favorites to win the next two games, so there is some copium on offer in this pod, so tap in.

Dan Greenberg of Barstool Sports joins us to react to the Celtics going down 0-1 to the Knicks.

What can we expect from this long-awaited playoff series between the New York Knicks and the Boston Celtics? Will the Celtics continue their regular season dominance against the Kicks, or will New York surprise us in the playoffs? DJ Zullo from Knicks Film School joins us to break down the series from both sides, including how the Celtics will attack the Knicks, what advantages the Knicks will find against Boston, and what the key aspects of the series will be. Follow DJ Zullo on Twitter/X

Which round 2 matchup do you prefer for the Boston Celtics? Will either the Pistons or Knicks test the Celtics' offense as much as the Orlando Magic? Plus, we recap the best moments from the Magic series, check in on Pacers/Cavs, and circle back on Jayson Tatum's dominance because why not?

You asked for it! Celtics Late Night will now make a regular appearance on our podcast feed. Dan Greenberg joins Jake Issenberg to recap the Celtics/Magic series, the Game 5 emotional rollercoaster, and much more.

We did iiiiit! The Celtics close out the Magic in 5 games and finally generate some quality 3-point looks. Offensive struggles, injury concerns, Porzingis looking vulnerable -- Championship red flags, or the side effects of a playoff series against an elite defense? Plus, Jayson Tatum adds to his postseason body of work, statistical trends through the series, and is this the end of the Bucks as we know it?

Offensive struggles, injury concerns, Porzingis looking vulnerable -- Championship red flags, or the side effects of a playoff series against an elite defense? Plus, Jayson Tatum adds to his postseason body of work, statistical trends through the series, and is this the end of the Bucks as we know it?

The Boston Celtics have taken a commanding 3-1 series lead after an all-around gutsy team performance down in Orlando. Jayson Tatum led the way with several vintage playoff buckets, and Al Horford bolstered the squad's defensive efforts. Sam Lafrance from the How 'Bout Them Celtics podcast joins us for another Instant Reaction postgame show.

Jaylen Brown led the Celtics to a Game 2 victory in Jayson Tatum's absence. We break down JB's game, the adjustments on both sides, the Kristaps bloodsport moment, and much, much more.

The Boston Celtics are now up 1-0 in their first-round playoff series against the Orlando Magic. In our game one recap, we cover how the Celtics managed to put the Magic away despite relatively poor performances from their best players, including: - Derrick White and Jrue Holiday's elite guard play - Payton Pritchard proving he's playoff-worthy - The Magic's unique ability to defend the Jays "straight up" Plus, other game 1 takeaways, adjustments for game 2, and much more.

How will the Boston Celtics break down the Orlando Magic's high-ranked defense? Chris Forsberg of NBC Sports Boston joins us to preview the Celtics' first-round playoff series. Plus, Jaylen Brown's knee injury, Tatum forging his legacy, and much more.

The Playoffs are upon us! Join us for an early preview of the Boston Celtics' playoff bracket, plus the "pleasing matchup" rankings: two teams set two destroy each other in the first two rounds. Plus, we recap all the best and most surprising storylines from the 2024-2025 Boston Celtics season.

Why the Orlando game was insignificant but also extremely weird, plus the nerdiest Baylor Scheierman deep-dive you will find on the internet.

The Boston Celtics have won a lot of games this year (once again). Join us for a live draft of the best wins of the season. Game winners, blowouts, comebacks, slain rivals. It's time to look back on a season that had it all.

The Celtics absolutely decimated the Suns yet again. Meanwhile, Jaylen Brown had another impressive offensive output while thoroughly not looking like himself. What does this mean long-term? Is Jaylen on the same page with the Celtics medical staff? Plus, all the reasons why the Celtics will succeed this postseason.

How would the 2024 NBA draft go down if teams could re-do their picks? We do the full 2024 NBA re-draft. Plus, the Celtics come back down to earth, and people are starting to worry about Jaylen Brown.

Jack Simone joins us to discuss the Celtics' approach to ramping up for the playoffs, Jaylen Brown's physical health, and the dismal Phoenix Suns. Plus, Kristaps Porzingis is in incredible form, and why the Pacers might be the worst potential playoff matchup.

The Celtics have won 6 in a row, but Celtics fans minds are elsewhere; Jayson Tatum's ankle. We react to all the latest news and details on the injury, plus Jake dials in from his Japan trip to give us an update along with his thoughts on everything happening with the team.

The Celtics have won 5 games in a row and look thoroughly in control as they approach the playoffs. Guys are getting consistent rest, Porzingis is ramping up, and key role players have found their form. What are the key takeaways from tonights win in Portland, and what are they key concerns through this final stretch of regular season games?

The Boston Celtics have been sold! An ownership group led by Massachusetts native William Chism purchased the NBA franchise for $6.1 billion. Who is this guy? What do we know about him so far? And most importantly, what does it mean for the immediate and long-term future of the team? Plus, Spooney attends THE Baylor Sheierman game, and some late-season schadenfreude.

Kristaps Porzingis bravely returned from the bubonic plague and looked great, but one stat had us concerned. Dan Greenberg of Barstool Sports joined us to discuss the Heat/Nets back-to-back, KP's return, and why the Jrue Holiday ramp-up could be one of the most masterful playoff ramp-ups of all time.

Celtics fans are feeling a little thunderstruck after a frustrating loss to OKC in Boston. Can the Celtics find a way to consistently crack the OKC defense? Is this perhaps THE most important matchup for KP to be healthy for? Can we get more from Pritchard and Hauser in these bigger games? We run through all the burning questions to come up after this loss. Later, the final stretch of the Celtics' schedule, and what areas the Celtics need to clean up before the season ends.

Another day, another Celtics win. Sam Hauser was overdue for a 3-pt explosion and got it done for an undermanned Celtics team at home. Plus, Jrue Holiday is looking like his old self again, and Kristaps Porzingis' latest injury is to his immune system.

Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown made their mark on the first chapter of the renewed Celtics/Lakers rivalry. Were the Los Angeles Lakers just knocked off as potential title contenders? Plus, Jrue Holiday's return, Al Horford and Lebron's battle of the old guys, Sixers schadenfreude, and much more.

The Celtics have won 8 of their last 10, and against the Blazers they did it in ridiculously exciting fashion. Dan Greenberg aka StoolGreenie of Barstool Sports joined us on Celtics Late Night to break down the game and discuss what's next for the Celtics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discussing why the Celtics win over the Nuggets was low-key awesome and should not be overlooked. Plus, the Celtics have waived Anton Watson and signed Miles Norris. We also tell you everything you need to know about mallet finger. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Boston Celtics struggled in Detroit on Wednesday night in the second game of a back-to-back. Did the Pistons' defense expose some potential weaknesses with the Celtics? Plus, previewing the massive upcoming matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers, and Ben and Spooney unload their latest lizard brain takes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Celtics put the Knicks in their place for the 3rd time this season, but the real story from this game might be that Jrue Holiday suddenly looks like himself again. Plus Tatum the triple-double merchant, Derrick White playing with joy, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jayson Tatum triple-doubles in an epic blowout of the Sixers in Philly! Luke Kornet's VORP is off the charts! We went live on YouTube immediately after the game to discuss.

A sneak-peak into the additional content we serve up for our Patreon subscribers. This is one of our player deep-dives, and this time we're focussing on Jayson Tatum as he ascends to perhaps the highest level he's been at in his career thus far.