Is there a chance that Boston can keep their current win streak alive against the Pistons now that they are above .500 for the first time this season?

By now, it is the biggest open secret in the NBA that the Celtics need some additional heft in their frontcourt to return to contention.

Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla has essentially gotten rid of substitution patterns this season, and it's been a boon to Boston's health.

Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics secured their third-straight win on Tuesday, jumping to 8-7 on the 2025-26 NBA season, their first winning record, after taking down Michael Porter Jr. and the Brooklyn Nets 113-99. Now, the Celtics have turned their attention to game 16 of the season, once again facing the Nets in the NBA Cup.

Neemias Queta has one of the best defensive ratings in the NBA as he's been a force inside the paint to open the season.

The Boston Celtics aren't as feared as they were with Jayson Tatum, but rival scouts and executives say they are still a tough out.

The Celtics-Nets matchup is the third NBA Cup game for both teams. Boston split its first two (win over Philadelphia, loss to Orlando) and currently sits in third place in the East Group B standings, trailing the 2-0 Pistons and 2-0 Magic. The Nets and 76ers both are 0-2 in Cup play.

Both of the Boston Celtics and Brooklyn Nets picked up wins on Sunday, but Boston has clearly been the better team in the 2025-26 season, sitting at 7-7 through

A launch event was held today in Boston at the HUB on Causeway, and if you didn't happen to attend today, we've got images of the line for you to feast your eyes on.

The 2025-26 Boston Celtics are a strange team. That’s not to suggest that fans expected much more of the NBA’s most winningest franchise 14 games into the regular season.