Week’s Results:

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An action packed 24 hours saw the departure of two Celtics Champions, signalling the end of an era for a team that achieved the ultimate goal in 2024. Jrue Holiday was shipped to Portland for Anfernee Simons, whilst Kristaps Porzingis’ contract was offloaded to Atlanta via Brooklyn. Huge changes are imminent for this Celtics roster ahead of a difficult season of NBA basketball for the club.

Despite the dreams of becoming the first back-to-back champions in over six years, the Boston Celtics fell short of their ultimate goal, slumping to a disappointing series loss to the New York Knicks in the conference semi-finals. This post season has caused many dilemmas for the franchise as perennial all-star Jayson Tatum suffered a devastating ruptured Achilles in game 5 against New York, it has also since been announced that Jaylen Brown underwent surgery to repair a partial tear to his MCL which he suffered during the regular season. In addition, the NBA’s addition of new financial constraints has further limited the Celtics’ ability to retain the same roster, therefore it is essential Boston moves away a major piece of their core which brought Banner 18 to Boston last June.

After a brief pause for the events of NBA all-star weekend, the Boston Celtics returned to the court on Thursday night in Philly. This signals the beginning of the second half of the regular season and is usually the point of the season were the real title contenders start to solidify playoff places. The Celtics faced the 76ers on one of the rare occasions that all of their big three were off of the injury list. However, it would not matter as Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown returned from the Bay with a bang. Boston racked up a 48-point advantage from three-point land on their way to a resounding 124-104 victory.

After yet another frustrating loss at the hands of the Houston Rockets, the Celtics faced the Chicago Bulls desperately needing a victory. They were still without Sam Hauser and Al Horford which would not help their efforts, but it wouldn’t matter. Kristaps Porzingis has been exceptional over the past few weeks when others have not always been, but he took it to another level tonight. Porzingis was smoking hot from beyond the arc – making a career high eight three-pointers – and he carried the offense where others struggled. The Latvian’s double-double got Boston back to winning ways with a 122-100 win.

After a 3-1 west coast swing the Celtics returned to face an inform Houston Rockets team who had beaten Boston’s competition for the number one seed – the Cleveland Cavaliers – twice in the last week. The road trip had drained the Celtics’ roster to the bear bones with Derrick White, Al Horford, and Sam Hauser all forced out of the game with minor injuries. Luke Kornet got the start in place of White in a double big line-up with Kristaps Porzingis and things went swimmingly for Boston, as they held a 12-point lead with around eight minutes to play. However, there was to be yet another fourth quarter collapse from the Celtics as they failed to execute, especially defensively down the stretch, and Houston pounced. Amen Thompson hit a floater over Jaylen Brown with 1.3 seconds on the clock to win it for the Rockets. Meaning yet another failure in the clutch for Boston.