The Boston Celtics are a surprisingly very good team. This wild trade proposal would see them add a multi-time All-Star.

Jaylen Brown made Boston Celtics history on Friday night at TD Garden. With a layup in the fourth quarter during a 129-116 win over the visiting Miami Heat, Brown moved into the No. 13 spot on the Celtics’ all-time scoring list.

Welcome back to the NBA Power Rankings, where internet trends jump the shark. Since everyone is posting about 2016 these days, and I was recently in the city that hosted 2016 All-Star Weekend, I am thinking about next month’s midseason celebration of world-class hoops.

Paul Pierce and Byron Scott starred for the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers, respectively, during their time in the NBA. The Celtics and the Lakers are eternal rivals, and so, Pierce and Scott came up with their all-time starting fives for their teams during the former’s appearance on Byron Scott’s Fast Break podcast.

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A look back at the Celtics’ preseason priorities reveals why they’re exceeding expectations at the halfway point.

After ending his college career at Xavier, Sykes went unselected in the 1995 NBA Draft, signing with Boston instead for his sole game in the NBA, leaving the league as a player afterward. During his time suiting up for the Celtics, Sykes wore only jersey No. 54 and put up 2.0 rebounds per game.