Predictions, picks and odds as the OKC Thunder hosts the Boston Celtics on Sunday. Plus, injury updates and news.

The Celtics may be without a key starter, but OKC definitely will be, perhaps giving us a clear look at what a 2025 NBA Finals matchup might look like.

The Boston Celtics (26-9) and Oklahoma City Thunder (29-5) meet Sunday in a clash of 2 of the league's top teams. Tip-off from Paycom Center is set for 3:30 p.m. ET (NBA TV). Let's analyze BetMGM Spor

In a recent interview, a former NBA player criticized haters for calling Jayson Tatum the softest Boston Celtics player ever

The Boston Celtics took the court against the Houston Rockets on Friday (Jan. 3) night at Toyota Center without star Celtics forward Jaylen Brown for the second game in a row, but saw big man Kristaps Porzingis make his return to action after an extended absence due to a recent ankle injury.

On paper, the Boston Celtics had already made 17 3s, just one shy of their season average with nearly three-quarters of a quarter to go. By comparison, the Houston Rockets had converted only nine. But Friday night’s dismal showing — a lopsided 109-86 loss to the reigning champs — was yet another painful reminder of the offensive shortcomings augmented by a lack of bodies,

Derrick White and Jayson Tatum combined for 43 points and the visiting Boston Celtics rode a brilliant offensive first half to a 109-86 win over the injury-depleted Houston Rockets on Friday.