The Celtics had a clean injury report, but they had a relatively late addition ahead of the Pistons game Monday.

Stop us if you've heard this before: The Boston Celtics are facing a winner-take-all Game 7. The Celtics' Eastern Conference semifinal series finale Friday night against the Toronto Raptors will be the 33rd Game 7 in franchise history, the most of any NBA ...

Following his first three-game losing streak in two years, Jaylen Brown reiterated a belief he had stated several times before. This was in late October, after a frustrating road loss to the Detroit Pistons. At 0-3, Brown and the Boston Celtics were in an unfamiliar situation. He still wanted to give his young team time.

There has to be a temptation, while still focusing on getting the finances right, to invest in this year’s team at the trade deadline and see if it can make a run in the East. Another big man is certainly a need,

The Celtics' small-ball lineups are scoring 141.1 points per 100 possessions on the season with a 66.6% eFG. Part of that success is the "anyone can be a screener" mentality; everyone can shoot, many of them have great size and strength. It's a nightmare to guard pic.twitter.com/arlOnYNENA

Before the Boston Celtics fell to a 101-116 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday, Dec. 11, they had been on a five-game winning streak. Since Joe Mazzulla began running a small-ball rotation with the second unit, Boston has been a much-improved team and has started to prove its doubters wrong.

Expert recap and game analysis of the Boston Celtics vs. Toronto Raptors NBA game from December 7, 2025 on ESPN.

Jaylen Brown and the Celtics will pull away from the shorthanded Bucks. Free Celtics vs. Bucks predictions for December 11.

The Celtics travel to Toronto to take on the Raptors for the first of 4 games this season. They will meet again in Toronto on December 20. They will meet twice in Boston on January 9 and April 5. They faced off twice in the preseason with the Celtics winning 110-108 in Boston and the Raptors winning 107-105 in Toronto.

It was on this date in 2005 that the Celtics held the Indiana Pacers to 71 points in an 85-71 win. The 71 points was one of the lowest point totals in modern NBA history. Boston was led by Paul Pierce's 25 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists, and Mark Blount's 22 points and 5 boards.