Something is not quite right with the Boston Celtics, which has led to the team starting the 2025-26 NBA regular season in a 0-3 hole. The Celtics lost their season opener to the Philadelphia 76ers 117-116,

Anfernee Simons made six 3-pointers and scored 25 points, and the Boston Celtics earned their first victory over the season by pulling away to beat the New Orleans Pelicans 122-90 on Monday night.

The Celtics stand at 0-3 and still have a virtual ‘Open for Hiring – Only Centers Need to Apply’ sign on the shop. Things might be finally looking up for them.

After sitting out for the entirety of the Boston Celtics NBA season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers, 28th overall pick Hugo Gonzalez got his first chance

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Today was supposed to be another exciting matchup of the young NBA season as the New Orleans Pelicans faced off against the Boston Celtics. Instead, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over Smoothie King Center on Monday night,

Hugo Gonzalez didn’t have to wait long Friday for his NBA debut as the Celtics faced the Knicks at Madison Square Garden. C’s coach Joe Mazzulla called the rookie’s number midway through the first quarter.

The catalyst for Detroit’s matinee victory, characterized by both Bickerstaff and Ausar Thompson as an “identity win,” was the momentum generated from its defensive grit during the middle quarters. Javonte Green, Isaiah Stewart and Ron Holland II jump-started the Pistons with their second-unit energy.

Cade Cunningham's fourth quarter was helped by a continued strong start to the season from Ausar Thompson as the team earned a 119-113 victory.