Luke Kornet was back in Boston this weekend. His new team, the San Antonio Spurs, were taking on the Boston Celtics, so the fan favorite big fella got a lot of love throughout his return. One cool moment came when Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla was asked what he missed most about Kornet.

The Denver Nuggets were down a Most Valuable Player-caliber candidate in Nikola Jokic, and the Boston Celtics without their own in Jayson Tatum. But if you ask Nuggets head coach David Adelman, neither of these two absences proved critical in Denver stealing a win off Boston on their own home court despite playing with a number of key players on the sidelines for both ball clubs.

NBA Showtime discusses Joe Mazzulla's 'magic touch' for the Boston Celtics that has his team currently third in the Eastern Conference and how Jaylen Brown has evolved into a "first-team caliber" player in 2025-26.

During that time, the Celtics were led by head coach Doc Rivers, and the trio of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, and Ray Allen found themselves getting the best of James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, winning two playoff series over James on their finals runs in 2008 and 2010.

Boston Celtics wing Sam Hauser hit some big shots and made some big stops during a 125-117 win over the Toronto Raptors.

Jaylen Brown has put together arguably the best season of his career and others around the league have already taken notice.

Today in Celtics history, then-Celtics head coach and President of Basketball Operations Rick Pitino resigned from his two jobs with the team in 2001.

When you play for the Celtics under Mazzulla, you can go from warming the bench to guarding the toughest cover in the NBA in just one game.