Adam Kaufman and Evan Valenti bring in the longtime voice of the Boston Celtics, Sean Grande, for a wide-ranging conversation that covers everything from the 2025-26 schedule to Celtics history. They map out the key dates — Jaylen Brown's return to TD Garden on January 21st, the brutal late-season road stretch, and what opening night looks like for a team in transition. Sean shares personal stories from his decades calling Celtics games, including what it was really like inside the organization during the championship run and the Doc Rivers era. The guys debate whether the Jaylen Brown trade was the right call, what Brad Stevens' press conference actually revealed, and whether Steph Curry trade rumors should have Boston fans paying attention. Plus a heartfelt tribute to Doc Rivers ahead of his Hall of Fame induction, and a closing laugh courtesy of a viral lip-reading moment that took over Celtics Twitter.

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Celtics reporter Noa Dalzell breaks down Boston's 2026-27 schedule in full — and makes the case that as brutal as it looks on paper, it ultimately won't define this team's season. Noa walks through the most grueling stretches, the back-to-backs that could wear down an already thin roster, and the road trips that will test depth in ways the Jaylen Brown era never had to. Then she zeroes in on the marquee moments: what should Celtics fans actually take away from Jaylen Brown's return to Boston? How much will that game matter emotionally versus competitively? Noa puts it all in context, separating the schedule storylines worth tracking from the ones that are mostly noise. If you want a smart, clear-eyed breakdown of what the Celtics' calendar actually means for their championship chances, this is the episode to start with.

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The Boston Celtics 2026-2027 schedule was released today at 3 pm. Join CLNS Media’s John Zannis & Bobby Manning as they react to the complete Boston Celtics schedule for the upcoming season. The guys discuss Jaylen Brown’s return to TD Garden and take a look at other notable dates in the Celtics' schedule!

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Gary Washburn, A. Sherrod Blakely, and Kwani Lunis kick off NBA preseason hype with a look at what they're most excited to see when the season tips off. Which matchups are must-watch? How does the East shake out with all the new pieces in play? Then they address the elephant in the room — Jaylen Brown in Philadelphia. Malcolm Brogdon weighed in, Jaylen posted a Philly cheesesteak, and the transition is becoming very real. Gary and the crew break down what it means for both Brown and the Celtics going forward, and why Boston is still a legitimate contender with Jayson Tatum leading the way. The episode closes on a somber note with a tribute to legendary NBA coach Don Nelson, whose innovative coaching style and decades of impact on the game deserve to be remembered.

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Jaylen Brown addressed the media today for the first time since being traded from the Boston Celtics to the Philadelphia 76ers.

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In the latest episode of The Big 3 NBA Podcast, A. Sherrod Blakely, Gary Washburn, and Kwani Lunis discuss the Dillon Mitchell situation. The Celtics' 40th overall pick has been granted a 5th year of college eligibility. Will he return to St. John's? How will it affect the Celtics?

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A. Sherrod Blakely, Gary Washburn, and Kwani Lunis dig into a packed NBA offseason. First up: the new college eligibility ruling and what it means for young prospects weighing the NBA draft vs. returning to school — and specifically what it could mean for the Celtics' roster planning. Then a hard pivot to the Steph Curry trade rumors swirling around Golden State — how seriously should we take them, and what would a Curry trade actually mean for the league? Plus a Jimmy Butler injury update, a conversation on WNBA pay sparked by Sherrod's weekend community event, and why athletes showing up for their communities matters more than people realize.

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On this episode of Still Poddable Jay King and Sam Packard take a look at the top players facing the most pressure for the Celtics this upcoming season following the trade of Jaylen Brown to the 76ers. The guys take a look at the top three players facing the most pressure and explain why this season is so important for each player this upcoming season.

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Bobby Manning welcomes Keith Smith to Celtics Daily. The guys discuss the Celtics rotation for this upcoming season and discuss what the best case scenario is for Paul George this season. They breakdown what role the 9-time NBA All-Stars role could be this season for the Boston Celtics and could he actually end up being a perfect fit for what the Celtics need this upcoming season?

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Celtics reporter Noa Dalzell recaps the Celtics offseason moves and takes one last look at the Celtics blockbuster trade this offseason that sent 5-time NBA All-Star Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers. The same team that knocked the Celtics out in the 1st round this past season. Noa looks at the return the Celtics got in Paul George and the future picks and what to make of the whole trade as time has passed.

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