A new trade pitch has the Celtics in the spotlight once again — here’s how the scenario could reshape their future.

This offseason has been a rough one in Boston. After winning the NBA title in 2024, the Celtics saw Jayson Tatum tear his Achilles in a second-round loss to the New York Knicks, prompting a teardown of their championship core.

One massive trade proposal sees the Celtics deal their $285 million star guard, Jaylen Brown, to their Eastern Conference foe, the Detroit Pistons. Grant Hughes of Bleacher Report has the Celtics deal Brown to the Pistons for this massive haul:

Jaylen Brown may have some extra motivation for the coming Celtics season after finding out his NBA 2K rating.

It has been ten weeks since Jaylen Brown received arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. This week, we received an update on Jaylen’s recovery in the form of his participation in the Yao Ming Foundation charity game.

There are a lot of games to look forward to next season, but Celtics-Lakers on December 5 could be must-see TV.

After Jayson Tatum's injury, fans criticized the Boston Celtics for making Jaylen Brown the offensive leader. Now, a six-time NBA champion with the team has echoed these concerns, outlining his reasons for questioning this decision.

Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown went through an operation over the NBA offseason, repairing a meniscus tear that he had been dealing with. Brown played in an exhibition matchup in China recently, stepping back on the court after going through the procedure.