There have been reports that the Boston Celtics could look to move on from nearly every player on their roster. However, that doesn't mean the front office will look to trade superstar Jayson Tatum. Tatum is a significant reason for the Celtics' success over the past few years,

Just by keeping their players already under contract and their two draft choices, the Celtics would be committed to more than $230 million in salary next season, which would be mo

The Celtics could pursue a disabled player exception for Jayson Tatum but it's unlikely to help them with their current conundrum.

A recent Boston Celtics injury update has provided clarity on Jaylen Brown's surgery and status entering next season.

The Boston Celtics are facing some tough choices this summer. Jayson Tatum's Achilles injury likely means the team won't be a contender in the 2025-26 season. As such, the Celtics ' potential $500 million payroll is untenable, and changes will likely be needed.

Durant was among the group of players who were out for over a year following his Achilles tear, making his return to action 18 months after the injury (although the COVID pandemic played a hand in that). Tatum is reportedly using Durant’s rehab as a template for his road to recovery.

One year ago, the Boston Celtics were NBA champions. By the time next season rolls around, they may have a very different look than that title-winning team.

Looking to reshape their roster, Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla recently went on a scouting trip to Turkey to see up close a proven scorer.

The Boston Celtics will be without their best player for most of next season because of a horrendous injury. Jayson Tatum tore his Achilles in the second round against the Knicks, putting him at risk of missing all of next year.