Jayson Tatum has been coming through in the clutch a lot this season, and not just with his scoring. Meghan Ottolini and Drew Carter highlight some of JT’s clutch stats, recap a wild week of trades around the NBA, and rewind through a 4-0 week from the Celtics. Plus, Melisa Valdez stops by to shine a spotlight on some creative social media posts, Drew dives into Luke Kornet’s pick-and-roll success, and we preview an intriguing week ahead, starting with a Finals rematch against a new-look Mavericks team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A surprise stud emerged off the bench during our 3-1 road trip, earning some love in our latest edition of Celtics Weekly. Meghan Ottolini and Drew Carter break down Jaden Springer’s impact in a jam-packed Weekly Rewind, run through Boston’s top plays from the week, and shine a spotlight on Los Angeles native Jrue Holiday’s generous gesture toward LA fire victims. Plus, Taylor Snow breaks down some key stats and milestones from the week, Drew and Meghan give their All-Star reserve picks, and we look ahead to a crucial matchup in Cleveland.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming off a 40-point win in San Francisco, can the Celtics maintain their momentum through their West Coast trip? In this edition of Celtics Weekly, Meghan Ottolini and Chris Forsberg break down the biggest plays of the week, dive into Jayson Tatum’s interior scoring and react to Steph Curry’s outlook on life after winning a championship. Plus, we check out the latest social highlights with Melisa Valdez, debate the biggest non-Lakers rivalry and take a look at the week ahead with upcoming matchups against the Clippers, Lakers, Mavericks and Rockets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What’s it like feeding off the TD Garden energy each game? Jayson Tatum has the answer in this edition of Celtics Weekly. Plus, Meghan Ottolini and Chris Forsberg break down the past week, we take a peek at our latest Beneath the Banners episode, we get insight on some historic Tatum numbers from our stat guy Taylor Snow, and we get into a fun Steph/Payton debate leading into our upcoming matchup with the Warriors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It might seem as if the Celtics aren’t on the same level as last season, but you aren’t looking closely enough if you believe that. Boston logged its 61st win of the season Sunday to finish just three wins shy of last season’s torrid pace – all while having its starters available for 13 fewer games. We’re sounding off on the team’s impressive title defense, the upcoming postseason, and Payton Pritchard going off for 34 points while JD Davison and Jordan Walsh helped the Celts win in crunch time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another 60-win season for the Boston Celtics extends their NBA record over the Los Angeles Lakers. It’s back-to-back 60-win seasons for Boston after it crushed the Charlotte Hornets Friday night at TD Garden. The Celtics bench players were red-hot all night, led by Payton Pritchard’s 22 points and Sam Hauser’s 20 points. We’re diving in on it all, including a major health update on Kristaps Porzingis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Celtics logged their worst offensive performance of the season Wednesday night against Orlando, and Joe Mazzulla had some comments about why following the final buzzer. We’re sounding off on what Coach said, the flashes of brilliance Baylor Scheierman continues to show, as well as some comments from our fans on Miles Norris, Luke Kornet and Boston’s defense.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some say the Celtics had nothing to play for. The Celtics didn’t care. They went after the New York Knicks at MSG and used their clutch gene to polish off a season sweep of their Atlantic Division rivals. We’re sounding off on it all, including the most clutch plays of the night, how Jayson Tatum is being discussed in the same breath as Larry Bird, and what this win meant to Boston. Let’s go!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two home games, two blowout wins. That’s what the Boston Celtics’ latest homestand looked like. The second win came Sunday night over the Washington Wizards, and it was in dominant fashion thanks to an extreme level of balance and production from the entire roster. Luke Kornet shined with yet another double-double. Payton Pritchard poured in 20 points off the bench. Boston controlled the glass and also racked up 24 3-pointers. It was a night of brilliance from the Celtics, and we’re sounding off on it all right here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Payton Pritchard made the record-setting 3-pointer that gave the Boston Celtics the most 3-point makes in a single season in NBA history. That was just a part of a blowout win over the Phoenix Suns, despite Devin Booker’s best efforts. We’re sounding off on the bounce-back win that featured a superstar night from Jaylen Brown, a balanced attack from the reserves like Pritchard and Luke Kornet, and strong defense at the other end.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.