The Miami Heat could be a strong landing spot for the Boston Celtics champion, assuming he's made available for trade.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James believes Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics got bored at points this season.

Q: With all signs pointing to Boston cutting budget this off season: 1) Should Miami be looking at any players from the Celtics in a trade? 2) Was the Pat Riley, Danny Ainge “beef” inherited by Brad Stevens, thus preventing any trades with the two teams? – T.G., Queens, N.Y.

The Miami Heat lifer made the shock decision to praise a member of the Boston Celtics following their game 5 win vs. the Knicks

A former Miami Heat star has called out Jimmy Butler after the Golden State Warriors were eliminated from the playoffs.

As the Heat tries to pull itself out of this play-in malaise, we’re hoping the organization displays two qualities it has exhibited, at times, during an immensely successful 30 years under the Pat Riley/Arison family stewardship and now must demonstrate again more than ever:

Adding a superstar talent to the Miami Heat‘s roster is undoubtedly Pat Riley’s primary goal this summer. Erik Spoelstra’s roster clearly needs an influx of fresh talent.Unfortunately for the Heat, they lack the trade assets to be a legitimate threat in any potential bidding war.

Retired Boston Celtics great Paul Pierce made some salty comments after the team got eliminated from the playoffs on Friday.

Payton Pritchard led the charge with 23 points off the bench, including five three-pointers, while Jayson Tatum contributed 22 points, nine rebounds, and seven assists. Jaylen Brown and Derrick White also added 19 and 17 points, respectively.

The Celtics have new ownership, and a Jrue Holiday trade makes sense to cut costs and retool the roster this offseason.