Who won parade day? Celtics share favorite memories from rolling rally
Who had the best time at the Celtics’ championship parade? Chris Forsberg shares players’ favorite memories on the heels of their White House celebration.
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Forsberg expects Porzingis back ‘sooner' than current timeline
Chris Forsberg reacts to the Celtics’ announcement that Kristaps Porzingis has moved to the next step in his recovery process from offseason surgery and explains why he thinks the big man could return by early December, ahead of his projected timeline.
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Three reasons why Celtics should be motivated for NBA Cup games
The Celtics’ end goal is Banner 19, but there are several reasons why they should get up for the 2024 NBA Cup after falling short last year, writes Chris Forsberg.
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Jaylen Brown, Celtics prove they're still not taking any mess
Jaylen Brown’s reaction to Giannis Antetokounmpo’s handshake antics was the latest reminder that the Celtics are all business, writes Chris Forsberg.
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Pritchard's Sixth Man quest among four Celtics early-season surprises
From Payton Pritchard’s scorching start to the encouraging play of two reserves, Chris Forsberg breaks down four early-season Celtics storylines.
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What is Tatum's best revenge against Steve Kerr, Warriors?
It’d be nice to see Jayson Tatum succeed at Steve Kerr’s expense in Celtics-Warriors, but the reigning champs have loftier goals, writes Chris Forsberg.
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Is Luke Kornet on one of the NBA's best value contracts?
For a team with big money committed to its stars, having a serviceable center like Luke Kornet on a bargain contract is very valuable for Celtics, writes Chris Forsberg.
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Report: Jaylen Brown set to have second MRI on hip flexor issue
Chris Forsberg, Eddie House and Tom Giles react to a report from Gary Washburn that Jaylen Brown is set to have a second MRI to address his hip flexor issue.
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Will Neemias Queta's role with C's expand after big night in Indy?
Will Neemias Queta’s energetic effort vs. the Pacers result in more playing time? Chris Forsberg assesses the Celtics big man’s role.
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Celtics' title run fueled by being comfortable with the uncomfortable
Ahead of the Celtics’ East Finals rematch with the Pacers, Chris Forsberg reveals the tactics Joe Mazzulla used to help his players thrive in crunch time.
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Derrick White's block-per-game rule goes way back for Celtics star
Derrick White blocking shots seems like a nightly occurrence. As Chris Forsberg found out, that’s the goal for the Celtics’ defensive maestro.
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After a golden summer, Derrick White is ready to take another leap
Derrick White’s unexpectedly busy summer with Team USA should help the Celtics guard blossom even more in Boston, writes Chris Forsberg.
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How Joe Mazzulla delivered his Celtics predators to a basketball apex
Joe Mazzulla’s motivational methods are unconventional, to say the least. But as Celtics players made clear to Chris Forsberg, this team is fully bought in.
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Why the Celtics elected to waive Lonnie Walker IV
Lonnie Walker IV impressed in camp, but several factors beyond his control led to the Celtics waiving him, writes Chris Forsberg.
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Crystal ball sees plenty of awards, title repeat for 2024-25 Celtics
After nailing his bold Celtics predictions from a year ago, Chris Forsberg is running it back to list seven things that will definitely happen to the 2024-25 squad.
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The Joe Mazzulla advice that changed everything for Jordan Walsh
Jordan Walsh has endured plenty of ups and downs. But some Joe Mazzulla words of wisdom have sharpened his mindset entering Year 2, writes Chris Forsberg.
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Should Horford start or come off the bench while Porzingis is out?
Chris Forsberg and Eddie House discuss Joe Mazzulla’s recent comments about his plan for Al Horford this season. Should Horford start games while Kristaps Porzingis is recovering from injury or is the team better off with the veteran leading the team’s second unit?
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Lonnie Walker is on a quest to bring his basketball journey full circle
Lonnie Walker hasn’t had it easy. But he’s on a mission to make the Celtics roster and make years of hard work pay off, writes Chris Forsberg.