Celtics Reddit Podcast

The Boston Celtics have traded Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers for Anfernee Simons. What does this mean? Are there more moves coming? We break down all of the possible scenarios, whether Simons will remain a Celtic or if he might be part of a bigger package. Plus, potential fit with the Celtics, pros and cons of his game, and much more.

According to reports, Luke Kornet, our hero, might be on the move this offseason. With the NBA draft only one week away, who else might be on the move? Plus, the NBA finals appear to be over, the Orlando Magic have picked up Desmond Bane, and suddenly, other star players are potentially available for the Celtics.

The Boston Celtics are quietly conducting due diligence on point guard prospects and evaluating trade-up scenarios ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft, according to "league sources". Plus, the Indiana Pacers are filling the void for Celtics fans, Jaylen Brown had knee surgery, and more trade rumors.

There are some interesting trade packages out there for Jrue Holiday. The Boston Celtics will surely have to make a move to get under the second apron, thanks to the hugely oppressive NBA CBA Plus, reactions to game 2 of the NBA finals, and other "news" surrounding the Celtics.

There is one spicy Jaylen Brown to the Spurs trade that could convince both teams to do a deal this summer. Plus, everyone at the Ringer hates Jayson Tatum, and the Indiana Pacers are up 1-0 in the NBA Finals

BING BONG the Knicks are dead. You hate to see it, but hey at least they had their 2nd round victory parade. But in all seriousness, where do the Knicks go from here? Plus, Pacers/Thunder is going to be awesome, and a bunch of semi-realistic Giannis / Celtics trade scenarios.

Everything you need to know about what's possible for the Boston Celtics within the new NBA collective bargaining agreement. Ryan Bernardoni joins us to discuss the various pathways for the Celtics to get back on top. Plus, your CBA questions answered, which beloved Celtics may have played their last game in green, and potential trade partners. Check out Ryan Bernadoni's stuff over on Medium: https://medium.com/@rbernardoni

We're back to react to a wild night in the NBA, one where Aaron Nesmith island was proclaimed a global sovereign nation after a wild finish between the Indiana Pacers and the New York Knicks. Plus, the Boston Celtics get a billion dollar cash injection, Jayson Tatum finishes high in MVP rankings, and Derrick White misses out on all-defense.

The immediate future of the Boston Celtics is uncertain. With Jayson Tatum potentially missing an entire year, how should the Celtics approach the 2025-2026 NBA season? We break down all of the possible scenarios, trade possibilities, and information that's yet to come that might influence how Brad Stevens navigates the offseason. Check out this awesome offseason primer article by Charlie Cummings at Swish Theory: https://theswishtheory.com/nba/2025/05/the-boston-celtics-rebuild-window/

Jaylen Brown, Derrick White and Luke Kornet led the downtrodden Boston Celtics to an incredible win against the New York Knicks. Can they keep the immaculate vibes going in game 6?

Jayson Tatum almost certainly has a torn achilles, and the Celtics are down 3-1. Thank god we won a title last year, but it doesn't get much worse than this. Jake Issenberg and Dan Greenberg break it all down, including how the Celtics underperformed in Game 4, and what the Tatum injury means for the short and long-term future.

The Boston Celtics finally got a win against the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. What changed? How did the Celtics flip the series' momentum? Plus, Payton Pritchard was incredible off the bench, Tatum is troubleshooting with Drew Hanlen, Kristaps Porzingis is trying to figure it out, and much more.

Jake Issenberg and Dan Greenberg put it aptly to begin this one, "the unimaginable has happened". The Celtics find themselves in a 2-0 hole after dropping BOTH games at home against the New York Knicks. What the #&@% is going on? Despite this, the Celtics remain favorites to win the next two games, so there is some copium on offer in this pod, so tap in.

Dan Greenberg of Barstool Sports joins us to react to the Celtics going down 0-1 to the Knicks.

What can we expect from this long-awaited playoff series between the New York Knicks and the Boston Celtics? Will the Celtics continue their regular season dominance against the Kicks, or will New York surprise us in the playoffs? DJ Zullo from Knicks Film School joins us to break down the series from both sides, including how the Celtics will attack the Knicks, what advantages the Knicks will find against Boston, and what the key aspects of the series will be. Follow DJ Zullo on Twitter/X

Which round 2 matchup do you prefer for the Boston Celtics? Will either the Pistons or Knicks test the Celtics' offense as much as the Orlando Magic? Plus, we recap the best moments from the Magic series, check in on Pacers/Cavs, and circle back on Jayson Tatum's dominance because why not?

You asked for it! Celtics Late Night will now make a regular appearance on our podcast feed. Dan Greenberg joins Jake Issenberg to recap the Celtics/Magic series, the Game 5 emotional rollercoaster, and much more.

We did iiiiit! The Celtics close out the Magic in 5 games and finally generate some quality 3-point looks. Offensive struggles, injury concerns, Porzingis looking vulnerable -- Championship red flags, or the side effects of a playoff series against an elite defense? Plus, Jayson Tatum adds to his postseason body of work, statistical trends through the series, and is this the end of the Bucks as we know it?

Offensive struggles, injury concerns, Porzingis looking vulnerable -- Championship red flags, or the side effects of a playoff series against an elite defense? Plus, Jayson Tatum adds to his postseason body of work, statistical trends through the series, and is this the end of the Bucks as we know it?

The Boston Celtics have taken a commanding 3-1 series lead after an all-around gutsy team performance down in Orlando. Jayson Tatum led the way with several vintage playoff buckets, and Al Horford bolstered the squad's defensive efforts. Sam Lafrance from the How 'Bout Them Celtics podcast joins us for another Instant Reaction postgame show.