Kemba Walker

The Celtics may not be active participants in the 2021 NBA Draft, but as Chris Forsberg explains, their trade of the No. 16 overall pick opens up some intriguing possibilities down the road.

Why did the Boston Celtics make the Kemba Walker trade with the Thunder? C’s president of basketball operations Brad Stevens provided a few reasons Monday.

The Celtics reportedly dealt with some locker room dysfunction last season that appeared to play a role in Brad Stevens trading Kemba Walker to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Former Celtics center Kendrick Perkins explains why he loves the Kemba Walker trade for Boston.

Anna Horford joined an “emergency” episode of “10 Questions with NBC10 Boston” to share her reaction to her older brother, Al Horford, being traded back to Boston.

On Friday morning, news broke that the Celtics traded Kemba Walker and a first-round draft pick to Oklahoma City in exchange for Al Horford and Moses Brown.

The Boston Celtics traded Kemba Walker and a first-round draft pick to the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for Al Horford and Moses Brown. The teams also exchanged second round draft picks.

The Boston Celtics traded point guard Kemba Walker to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday morning. The Celtics are also giving up the 16th pick in this year’s NBA Draft and a 2025 second round pick. In return, they’ll receive former Celtic Al Horford, young center Moses Brown and a 2023 second round pick. ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski was first...

The Celtics shook up the NBA landscape Friday morning by reportedly trading Kemba Walker to the Thunder. Chris Forsberg breaks down the implications of the blockbuster in Boston.

NBA Twitter was pretty fired up in response to the blockbuster trade between the Celtics and Thunder involving Kemba Walker and Al Horford.

The Celtics’ summer of change may involve Kemba Walker, who reportedly is expected to be traded this offseason.

The Boston Celtics’ long, uneven season came to an end with this week’s Game 5 loss to the Brooklyn Nets. But there’s another basketball season on the horizon — the Tokyo Summer Olympics. The question is whether any Celtics will be on that team. Two years ago, four Celtics — Jaylen Brown, Marcus Smart, Jayson Tatum and Kemba Walker —…

The blockbuster trade between the Boston Celtics and Brooklyn Nets in 2013 set in motion a timeline of ‘what ifs’ and conclusions that led to their showdown in the 2021 NBA Playoffs.

The Celtics have spent the entirety of the season shorthanded and yet, as Chris Forsberg writes, the news that Jaylen Brown will miss the remainder of the season struck like a stomach punch Monday night.

Some interesting trends have emerged of late for the Celtics, like the Kemba Walker-Evan Fournier dynamic. Our Chris Forsberg shines a light on some positive developments as the playoff push comes to a conclusion.

Kemba Walker was playing some of his best basketball of the season before missing time with a strained oblique. Wednesday vs. the Magic, he picked up right where he left off.

What if the Celtics were mostly healthy in 2021? Our partners at Strat-O-Matic simulated the entire 2020-21 campaign, including the playoffs, to see where Boston would finish. The results were interesting, to say the least.

Kemba Walker looks healthier and is playing a much more efficient game on both ends of the floor. Our Chris Forsberg breaks down why Walker may ultimately be the key to any playoff success.

Amid a six-game winning streak that’s vaulted them into East’s No. 4 seed, it’s worth revisiting the same question we had at the beginning of the season: Are the Celtics legitimate title contenders? Chris Forsberg looks at both sides of the argument.

Tristan Thompson had something to get off his chest Wednesday while responding to the rumor that he’s “not loved” in the Boston Celtics’ locker room.

The Celtics’ defining characteristic was on display again Wednesday night, and it’s one of the primary reasons why Boston remains stuck in neutral, writes Chris Forsberg.