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Celtics reporter Noa Dalzell reacts to the Celtics finishing in third overall in ESPN's Future Power Rankings. Plus, some hot takes ahead of the Celtics season, from where the team might finish to who might break through.
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Adam Kaufman and Evan Valenti are joined by Dan Greenberg of Barstool Sports to break down the Celtics’ revamped roster as training camp approaches. The guys revisit the Jaylen Brown-Paul George trade and discuss why Boston’s new roster construction could ultimately be an even better fit around Jayson Tatum. They react to George’s introductory press conference, his understanding of Celtics fans’ initial reaction to the trade, and how his versatile offensive game should fit alongside Tatum. The conversation also dives into Mitchell Robinson’s potential impact on the offensive glass, why Mike Conley could be an underrated addition to Boston’s bench, and how the veterans fit Joe Mazzulla’s system. Plus, they look ahead to a potentially huge season for Tatum, his MVP chances, and where the Celtics stack up in the Eastern Conference.
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The Big 3 NBA Podcast crew reacts to the Celtics officially introducing Paul George and Mike Conley and breaks down what both veterans could bring to Boston this season. The guys debate how much the Celtics can realistically expect from a healthy George, what he still has to prove at this stage of his career, and how his performance could shape both his future and the way Boston’s Jaylen Brown trade is ultimately viewed. They also discuss which Celtics could benefit most from George’s arrival, including Derrick White and Jayson Tatum, and why George could become an important mentor for Tatum. Later, the conversation shifts to Conley, his potential role as a true veteran point guard, and how his leadership, playmaking and calming presence could help Boston both on the floor and inside the locker room.
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Bobby Manning welcomes Luka Garza's father Frank to Celtics Daily to look back at Garza's first year in Boston, a visit by Joe Mazzulla to Luka's camp in Iowa this summer, Luka's Team Bosnia stint and what they worked on in the offseason ahead of year two with the Celtics.
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Noa Dalzell reacts from the Auerbach Center after the Celtics officially introduced Paul George and Mike Conley, breaking down the biggest takeaways from their first media availability in Boston. Noa discusses George’s encouraging health update after several injury-plagued seasons and why having a full offseason could make a major difference in his first year with the Celtics. She also examines the unique urgency George and Conley bring as accomplished veterans still searching for their first NBA championship and how that could impact a roster filled with players who already won in 2024. Plus, Noa looks at Conley’s fit as a veteran leader, why Boston’s organizational culture attracted him, and how his role could fluctuate throughout the season. Finally, she discusses the pressure George faces replacing Jaylen Brown, Boston’s revamped roster, Mitchell Robinson’s absence, and the changing atmosphere surrounding the Celtics heading into training camp.
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Bobby Manning, A. Sherrod Blakely and Gary Washburn react to Paul George and Mike Conley's introduction as Boston Celtics on Tuesday.
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Noa Dalzell reacts from the Auerbach Center after the Celtics officially introduced Paul George and Mike Conley, breaking down the biggest takeaways from their first media availability in Boston. Noa discusses George’s encouraging health update after several injury-plagued seasons and why having a full offseason could make a major difference in his first year with the Celtics. She also examines the unique urgency George and Conley bring as accomplished veterans still searching for their first NBA championship and how that could impact a roster filled with players who already won in 2024. Plus, Noa looks at Conley’s fit as a veteran leader, why Boston’s organizational culture attracted him, and how his role could fluctuate throughout the season. Finally, she discusses the pressure George faces replacing Jaylen Brown, Boston’s revamped roster, Mitchell Robinson’s absence, and the changing atmosphere surrounding the Celtics heading into training camp.
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Bobby Manning welcomes Celtics forward Hugo González to the Garden Report to look back at the offseason following his rookie year, which included Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors, two national team stints with Spain and a Jaylen Brown trade that'll likely set him up for a larger role. They spoke at Hugo's summer camp, his second since joining Boston in last year's NBA Draft.
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Celtics radio voice Sean Grande joins Adam Kaufman and Evan Valenti on Celtics Beat for a wide-ranging conversation about Boston basketball, broadcasting, and the upcoming season. Grande reflects on 25 years calling Celtics games and what it means to document the history of one franchise across multiple generations. The guys also examine how the Jaylen Brown trade will ultimately be judged, why Boston’s postseason success will matter more than anything that happens during the regular season, and the pressure facing the Celtics after consecutive playoff disappointments. Plus, Grande weighs in on the difference between being a fan and being a homer as a local broadcaster, the debate surrounding different announcing styles, and how the job has evolved. Later, the crew discusses Paul George and Mitchell Robinson joining Boston, the value of the Clippers draft pick, the NBA Cup, and whether the league’s schedule should ever change.
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Bobby Manning welcomes Esfandiar Baraheni to Celtics Daily to discuss the Kawhi Leonard trade's status after the NBA handed down its punishment to the Clippers and how Leonard would impact the Raptors. Then, they discuss their preseason East standings, preview the Celtics and debate one trade that Bobby thinks could help Toronto win the conference.
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