Former Boston Celtics lottery pick Aaron Nesmith saved the Indiana Pacers in regulation in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals against the New York Knicks. When it seemed like the game was over, Nesmith put the Pacers on his back and helped stage a comeback.

You’ll find everything from a Michael Jordan jersey in the bathroom to an entire room of Santa figurines in the Weston home of former Celtics co-owner and Raptor Group founder Jim Pallotta, which just hit the market for $38 million.

While many wonder how the Celtics will tweak their roster this offseason, for now, the next agenda for the front office is the 2025 NBA Draft. The C’s currently hold the No. 28 and 32 picks as they’ll look to add some pieces to the team. The draft will take place from June 25-26 with each round taking one day.

Al Horford, Luke Kornet, and Torrey Craig are among the said free agents. Horford and Kornet have been with the Celtics for a lot longer than Craig, and they will want to maintain their frontcourt depth, so they may prioritize keeping those two more than him.

Here's an explanation of what the NBA's second apron is, why they need to get under it, and how they can make it happen.

Celtics star Jayson Tatum suffered an Achilles injury in Game 5 of the team's second-round playoff series and will have a long offseason of recovery. Jaylen Brown signed a five-year, supermax extension with the franchise ahead of the 2023-24 season.

The Boston Celtics, coming off an NBA title last year, had high expectations entering this year's playoffs. After winning 61 games and finishing with the second

Banner 18, captured last June and raised in October, is the confirmation and the reminder: Flags do fly forever.