The No. 2 defense in the NBA had no answers for a Celtics offense that was missing Jaylen Brown and Al Horford on Friday night. Without those two stars, the C’s still managed to shoot 51 percent from the field and 49 percent from distance against the Houston Rockets. Derrick White (23 points) and Payton Pritchard (20 points) were big reasons why. Luke Kornet also gets a shout-out, and we preview what Sunday’s matchup with the Oklahoma City Thunder might have in store.

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Jayson Tatum and Derrick White were the two best players on the floor Thursday night, and it wasn’t even close. They combined for 59 points, including two dagger 3-pointers from White during the final minutes, as the Celtics opened up their road trip on a high note. We’re sounding off on Tatum being the best American-born basketball player in the world, on Boston’s ability to win yet again while missing multiple starters, on the Celtics’ decision to not foul on the final defensive possession of the game.

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Somehow, the Boston Celtics now have more 50-point wins this season than 10-point losses. Are you kidding?! They crushed the Toronto Raptors by 54 points on New Year’s Eve behind a ridiculous combination of team shooting (54% FGs, 51% 3FGs) and defensive dominance. We dive into the win, which included the return of Jrue Holiday, and a fan dares to ask why the Celtics can’t play THIS GREAT every single night.

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We’re sounding off tonight on a 123-114 loss by the Boston Celtics to the Indiana Pacers, as the Celtics showed inconsistencies compared to their 37-point win against this very same team two nights before. Joe Mazzulla admitted after the game that Boston is showcasing inconsistent play at both ends of the court, which on this night was mainly at the defensive end. That being said, Jaylen Brown scored another 31 points and the Celtics still had a chance to win the game during the fourth quarter. How did it slip away? We discuss.

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Jaylen Brown gave his best Michael Jordan impression during a 142-105 win Boston Celtics win over the Indiana Pacers. He threw down multiple highlight dunks all while scoring 44 points with ease against Indiana. We’re sounding off on his performance, and Boston’s dominance overall, which included a strong effort from Jordan Walsh and continued dominance on the glass from Jayson Tatum.

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The Boston Celtics weren’t able to spread cheer on Christmas Day as they struggled to take care of the ball and play with impact defense against the Philadelphia 76ers. Jayson Tatum led the team with 32 points and 15 rebounds, and Jaylen Brown added in 23, but Boston continued its December struggles. We’re sounding off tonight on where those struggles may be coming from as we head toward 2025.

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Inside the same building where Michael Jordan’s historic career unfolded, Jayson Tatum logged his own history Saturday night. He logged a historic triple-double to fuel Boston’s blowout win over the Bulls. Kristaps Porzingis also earns some love after his 22-point game, and our fans are sounding off on some media chatter about Tatum, the superstar’s MVP odds, and the Celtics hunting the Cavs in the standings.

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We’re sounding off after the Chicago Bulls surprised the Boston Celtics by beating the C’s at their own game. Chicago nearly matched Boston in 3-point attempts, and the Bulls made theirs at a much higher clip. What is there to take away from this one? Should fans hit the panic button? Should the Celtics attempt fewer 3-pointers? Is it revenge time for Boston Saturday night in Chicago? We discuss it all right here.

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Sound off with us on a 24-point win that featured not one, but TWO Boston Celtics making as many 3-pointers individually as the entire Detroit Pistons team. Those players were Payton Pritchard, who put together one of his most complete games of the season, and Derrick White, who continued his excellent campaign. This win has one of our fans making a bold prediction about the NBA Playoffs, while others wanted to discuss Pritchard’s growth and the Celtics taking advantage of their time off from the NBA Cup thanks to elite depth.

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With the Boston Celtics playing for the sixth time in nine nights, it was the Memphis Grizzlies were the more physical team throughout a win at TD Garden. Ja Morant (34 points) and Jaren Jackson Jr. (27 points) were the stars for Memphis, while Payton Pritchard excelled for the Celtics and still gave them a chance at a win in crunch time. We’re sounding off on how it all went down, on Boston’s missed free throws, and on whether or not the Memphis Grizzlies are a true title contender.  

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