Celtics look sweep their four-game road trip at Utah against Rudy Gobert, Donovan Mitchell and the Jazz. Andy Larsen of KSL.com breaks down why Utah has been so successful this season and how the C's can keep the winning streak alive

The Celtics will sign G-leaguer Xavier Silas to a 10 day contract. Silas is a guard who is known to shoot it from deep. The power rankings are out and the Celtics are on the rise, but still just outside the top 5. The surging Cavaliers jumped three spots to move from eighth into the top 5 followed by Kevin Love's return. 

Despite blowing a 20 point lead entirely early in the second half, the Celtics held steady and downed the Phoenix Suns 102-96 Monday. Boston has won four straight and is 3-0 on its current road trip, which heads to Utah on Wednesday.
Jayson Tatum scored 23 points, while Al Horford added 19 points, nine rebounds and seven assists. Marcus Morris had 20 points, but left after three quarters with another sprained ankle.

REPORT: Celtics signed Xavier Silas to a 10-day contract just prior to tipoff, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.

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The Celtics look to go 3-for-3 of their four-game road trip as they head to Phoenix to take on the Suns. And how will the C's fare in the first round of the playoffs without Kyrie Irving? Trags of CLNS Media breaks it down

Boston came out shooting the ball great early in Sacramento, but just couldn't stop the Kings. In the second half things changed, and Terry Rozier put out another impressive effort. The Celtics were missing Marcus Morris with an ankle injury, but got a boost from Jaylen Brown's return, though he was on a 25-minute restriction. The game was back and forth most of the night, but in the end the Celtics and Rozier made too many plays for the Kings to come back from. The Celtics will look to keep this momentum rolling tomorrow night as they continue their road trip at the Phoenix Suns.

With Marcus Morris out tonight against the Kings, Jaylen Brown will start in his place. Brown has missed the last 6 games following a concussion he suffered in Minnesota a few weeks ago.

Boston Celtics guard Kyrie Irving underwent a minimally-invasive procedure today to remove a tension wire in his left knee, according to the team. With the Celtics roster a walking infirmary at this point, Irving is expected to return to basketball activities in 3-to-6 weeks.

The NBA playoffs begin April 14, which would put Irving in line for a return in the first round of the playoffs. A worst case scenario, per the team’s prognosis, would suggest a return sometime in the second round of the postseason, if the Celtics were to advance that far without their star guard.

The injury rules out Irving for the Celtics’ final 10 regular season games.

Playing again without Kyrie Irving, Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart, the Celtics managed to knock of a Western Conference power.

Boston got 30 points and a key three late from Marcus Morris to comeback from down 12 in the fourth quarter and beat the Portland Trail Blazers 105-100. Portland had lost just once in its last 13 games.

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After missing four consecutive games with a nagging knee injury, the Celtics decided it was best for Kyrie Irving to undergo a minor procedure to help alleviate some of the soreness he has been experiencing. His timetable will be determined once the procedure is complete. This news coming on Kyrie's 26th birthday, which he shares with fellow Celtics star, Gordon Hayward, who turns 28 today. The C's will take on the red hot Portland Trailblazers without their star guard as they begin their west coast road trip Friday night.

Celtics kick-off their four-game west coast road trip at Portland against Damian Lillard, C.J. McCollum and the Trail Blazers. Dave Deckard of SB Nation breaks down the matchup and what it's going to take for the C's to grab another win