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Boston Celtics

Published
September 13, 2018

NBA notebook: Jabari Bird steps aside amid domestic violence charges

The Celtics and Red Claws guard, accused of kicking and choking his girlfriend unconscious, pleads not guilty and steps away from the team to avoid an 'unnecessary distraction.'
Published
September 8, 2018

Sports Digest: Celtics’ Jabari Bird arrested for domestic assault

Bird, who played played 20 games for the Maine Red Claws last season, is expected to be charged with domestic assault, strangulation and kidnapping.
Published
August 23, 2018

Irving welcomed by tribe in visit to North Dakota

Kyrie Irving of the Celtics experiences his roots, visiting the reservation where his mother lived.
Published
August 22, 2018

NBA notebook: Celtics sign Dozier to 2-way deal

P.J. Dozier will likely see plenty of time for the Maine Red Claws and add to Boston's guard depth.
Published
August 21, 2018

Celtics notebook: Paul Pierce opens up about depression he faced following 2000 stabbing incident

The former Boston star says he took refuge in basketball, fearing to be at home or out in public.

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Published
August 15, 2018

NBA notebook: Pierce offers advice to Celtics

Paul Pierce preaches that the Celtics will need to sacrifice personal glory for team goals to win a title.
Published
August 9, 2018

NBA notebook: Brown confident Celtics will get to NBA finals

On a podcast, Boston's Jaylen Brown says, 'Oh, we're getting to the finals, no question about it.'
Published
August 9, 2018

Bob Cousy, a Celtics legend, is living the quiet life while turning 90, and that’s how he likes it

The man who all but invented the point guard position has his books, his daughters and his memories.
Published
July 26, 2018

NBA notebook: Bird, Celtics close to deal

Jabari Bird, who played much of last season with the Maine Red Claws, is expected to get a two-year deal after a strong summer league.
Published
July 20, 2018

Smart pleased to remain with Celtics

Marcus Smart says his new contract with Boston – $52 million over four years – is a blessing.