In his first game back to play the Boston Celtics in his former home arena of TD Garden, Golden State Warriors big man Kristaps Porzingis had himself a solid outing with the Golden State Warriors in their 120-99 loss to Boston. The Latvian center put up 11 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, and as many blocks as a starter.

It was vintage Kristaps Porzingis. He was active. He was everywhere. He helped space the court for Steph Curry’s scoring flurries. He was in the trenches alongside Draymond Green on defense. A few days before the Warriors were eliminated Friday from the play-in tournament,

I t’s a good chance Joe Mazzulla will be named NBA Coach of the Year in the coming weeks for leading the Celtics to a 56-win season in what was tabbed as a “gap year” after

The Golden State Warriors will need a big game from Kristaps Porzingis if they're going to beat the LA Clippers in the play-in tournament.

Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens was named the NBA Basketball Executive of the Year for the second time in three seasons on Tuesday. Stevens' Celtics finished with the second-best record (56-26) in the Eastern Conference in 2025-26 and secured a top-two playoff seed for the fifth time in his five seasons in his current role.