The Sin City Celtics were a deep squad this year, and the players from the Summer Celtics still in Boston's orbit have a shot at making some waves.

Damian Lillard was briefly linked to the Celtics after being waived and stretched by the Bucks, but that possibility came and went quicker than a Jrue Holiday text.

While Celtics fans have to deal with seeing Marcus Smart in a Lakers jersey, in some ways, it could've been a little worse.

After losing Luke Kornet, Kristaps Porzingis and potentially Al Horford this summer, the Boston Celtics front court has suffered a significant talent drain. Brad Stevens has tried to stem some of the bleeding by bringing in Luka Garza in free agency, although there's currently no guarantee he will successfully plug some of the gap left behind.

Even though he didn't win a title, Marcus Smart is widely seen as a Boston Celtics legend. The former Oklahoma State star played nine seasons for the franchise

The Memphis Grizzlies announce their 2025-26 preseason schedule, including games against the Pistons, Celtics, and Hawks.

During his time suiting up for the Celtics, Green wore only jersey No. 28 and put up 3.2 points and 1.1 rebounds per game.

Back in 2017, the Boston Celtics made two major moves that would define their future, though not in the way anyone expected. First, they used the No. 3 overall pick to draft Jayson Tatum, a polished scorer from Duke.

While the most impactful departures included the trades of Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis, there have been some other notable moves this offseason. Luke Kornet signed with the San Antonio Spurs, and Al Horford seems likely to land in Golden State when restricted free agency gets sorted out.

Will fans of the Boston Celtics boo Marcus Smart when he returns to Boston to play with the Los Angeles Lakers? The Flower Mound native seems to think that he will in a recent interview introducing him to the local Los Angeles media as a new member of next season's Lakers roster.