The Boston Celtics have signed forward Ron Harper Jr. ahead of the new season. Harper Jr. is the son of NBA champion Ron Harper. The elder Harper won titles wit

Marcus Smart has been dealing with an Achilles issue throughout Lakers training camp, but he should be back on the court soon.

Marcus Smart may be with the Lakers now, but his former Celtics teammate Jaylen Brown isn't mad at him about it.

The Boston Celtics waived Wendell Moore Jr., Jalen Bridges and Kendall Brown on Thursday. This is the second day in a row they have cut ties with a player, having dropped two-way player RJ Luis on Wednesday.

BOSTON -- From the very first moment he touched the ball, Lonzo Ball was booed by the Boston faithful. While this wasn't the same vitriolic level of booing that Jason Kidd experienced during Nets-Celtics playoff days, Ball nevertheless got his first Boston ...

The Celtics have one last preseason game Wednesday against the Raptors before opening the regular season a week later.

LOS ANGELES -- Boston Celtics fan Mark Wahlberg joked he "hadn't been booed like that ever" when fans jeered him during an appearance at a recent Lakers game. On his show Thursday evening, Jimmy Kimmel played a clip showing Wahlberg seated courtside next ...

The Boston Celtics just pulled a move that’s got championship pedigree written all over it. They’ve signed Ron Harper Jr. to a two-way contract, and honestly, it feels like they’re collecting infinity stones at this point.

The Warriors are now valued at $11.33 billion, a 24% increase from a year ago. We have the full 30-team list here.

As the Lakers embark on their 80th season of existence (they were founded back in 1946 as the Detroit Gems in the National Basketball League), LeBron Wire is taking a look at each player who has worn their jersey, whether it has been a purple and gold one or the ones they donned back in the Midwest during their early years.

He explained that for the Lakers, anything less than a championship is a failure — a mindset he said was foreign to Howard. Very few organizations operate this way, Bryant added, naming only the Lakers and the Boston Celtics. Bryant's assessment was accurate on both counts.