According to reports, the Boston Celtics have some interest, and it makes plenty of sense. Whether they view him as a star instantly when he returns from his injury, or someone they can pair with Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown in certain sets, there's reason to believe that Lillard would be a great fit.

The Boston Celtics have made their interest in Damian Lillard known after his release from the Milwaukee Bucks.

When the Celtics sold to new ownership, it was apparent that the current core would be changed. It's an unfortunate reality and Boston was facing major penalties due to the second apron of the luxury tax.

Williams spoke on what role he is going to have in Boston, as well as what got him to the Celtics as a player in the first place.

Celtics big man Al Horford is reportedly choosing between three options: The Lakers, the Warriors, and retirement.

The Boston Celtics have already lost multiple key players this offseason, and one of their biggest rivals may want to make Al Horford the next to depart.

Boston is getting a 22-year-old, 6-foot-8 swingman weighing in at 205 lbs. who put up 2.6 points and 1.0 rebounds per game with Minnesota last season.

The Celtics signed not one but two former Timberwolves bigs at the start of free agency to add to the depth of their roster.