2 months ago
After what has felt like the longest offseason in recent memory, the 2026-27 NBA season is right around the corner. In less than three weeks, all 30 teams will answer wide-ranging questions about their summer business and future expectations.
But why wait? Thanks to those of you who sent in inquiries of your own, let's get to it.
Yes, and more folks should be talking about this.
Do I think that the 56-win Celtics, after losing Brown to the rival 76ers, can replicate a similar model without one of the league's top-15ish players? Probably not.
Am I signing up for Mazzulla ball with an older, wiser Paul George (40% outside shooter on nearly seven attempts per game) bringing an efficient blend of creation, ****** ing and defensive versatility, Mitchell Robinson's possession-extending activity and Mike Conley's veteran savvy — with a healthy Jayson Tatum? Absolutely.
#mazzulla #paul #george #jayson
But why wait? Thanks to those of you who sent in inquiries of your own, let's get to it.
Yes, and more folks should be talking about this.
Do I think that the 56-win Celtics, after losing Brown to the rival 76ers, can replicate a similar model without one of the league's top-15ish players? Probably not.
Am I signing up for Mazzulla ball with an older, wiser Paul George (40% outside shooter on nearly seven attempts per game) bringing an efficient blend of creation, ****** ing and defensive versatility, Mitchell Robinson's possession-extending activity and Mike Conley's veteran savvy — with a healthy Jayson Tatum? Absolutely.
#mazzulla #paul #george #jayson
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2 months ago
WICHITA, KAN. (KSNW) — Ninth-ranked Friends University cruised to a 61-10 win over Avila in its first home game of the season Saturday night.
The Falcons scored two touchdowns in each of the first three quarters and found the end zone three times in the fourth.
Nick Cordova led the rushing attack with 97 yards and one score. Walker Overman compiled 81 yards on the ground and one TD. E'derian Sykes ran for 73 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Elon Conley followed with 67 yards and one TD. Evan Cantu added 58 yards and one score.
Avery Johnson and Kansas State trounce Nicholls to open Collin Klein era in style
DJ Dingle threw a 45-yard touchdown to Kade Clifton for Friends' only completion of the night.
#yards #friends
The Falcons scored two touchdowns in each of the first three quarters and found the end zone three times in the fourth.
Nick Cordova led the rushing attack with 97 yards and one score. Walker Overman compiled 81 yards on the ground and one TD. E'derian Sykes ran for 73 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Elon Conley followed with 67 yards and one TD. Evan Cantu added 58 yards and one score.
Avery Johnson and Kansas State trounce Nicholls to open Collin Klein era in style
DJ Dingle threw a 45-yard touchdown to Kade Clifton for Friends' only completion of the night.
#yards #friends
2 months ago
With the 2026 season finally upon us, one aspect of Washington's defense will feature a multitude of fresh faces. After seniors Zach Durfee and Anterio Thompson left and were selected in the 2026 NFL draft, the Huskies will replace the veterans with young, blue-chip talent.
That talent comes in the form of two of the highest-rated recruits in the state last year: defensive tackle Derek Colman-Brusa and edge rusher Ramzak Fruean, who are set to make their first career start in the Apple Cup against Washington State on Sunday, September 6.
Joining the youngsters up front will be a pair of fourth-year Huskies: tackle Elinneus Davis and outside linebacker Jacob Lane. Both Davis and Lane played in all 13 games for defensive coordinator Ryan Walters last season, and now, the experienced pass rushers can take the freshman duo under their wing.
Behind them, Walters has several new faces expected to make an impact in the rotation. Along the interior are Sacramento State transfer DeSean Watts, Ball State transfer Darin Conley, and Mississippi State transfer Kai McClendon. Although McClendon is recovering from an ACL injury sustained at Mississippi State, he was fully cleared for contact in the final week of fall camp.
The incoming trio has adapted nicely to Walters' system, which finished last year ranked No. 12 in the country in rushing yards allowed per game.
#last #transfer
That talent comes in the form of two of the highest-rated recruits in the state last year: defensive tackle Derek Colman-Brusa and edge rusher Ramzak Fruean, who are set to make their first career start in the Apple Cup against Washington State on Sunday, September 6.
Joining the youngsters up front will be a pair of fourth-year Huskies: tackle Elinneus Davis and outside linebacker Jacob Lane. Both Davis and Lane played in all 13 games for defensive coordinator Ryan Walters last season, and now, the experienced pass rushers can take the freshman duo under their wing.
Behind them, Walters has several new faces expected to make an impact in the rotation. Along the interior are Sacramento State transfer DeSean Watts, Ball State transfer Darin Conley, and Mississippi State transfer Kai McClendon. Although McClendon is recovering from an ACL injury sustained at Mississippi State, he was fully cleared for contact in the final week of fall camp.
The incoming trio has adapted nicely to Walters' system, which finished last year ranked No. 12 in the country in rushing yards allowed per game.
#last #transfer
2 months ago
Washington is about a week away from their first game of the season, as the Huskies are set to take on Washington State in an early-season edition of the Apple Cup on September 6.
With fall camp wrapped up, Jedd Fisch's team will now finalize its battles for positions on the two-deep depth chart as the Huskies focus on game prep for the first time this year.
Let's take a look at what that two-deep might look like on defense and special teams.
Starter: Elinneus Davis, Derek Colman-Brusa, Backups: Darin Conley, DeSean Watts, Kai McClendon, Omar Khan, TI Umu-Cais
Colman-Brusa has been the story of the offseason in the middle, looking every bit like a Big Ten defensive tackle despite being in his first college season. That's almost overshadowed a big offseason step from Davis, who has been wreaking havoc in practice for months and was voted as a captain earlier this week. Conley and Watts, both transfers, have been solid players as well and will give Washington a healthy rotation of bodies. McClendon could also factor in soon after he was recently fully cleared from an ACL tear last season at Mississippi State.
#first #davis #colman #watts
With fall camp wrapped up, Jedd Fisch's team will now finalize its battles for positions on the two-deep depth chart as the Huskies focus on game prep for the first time this year.
Let's take a look at what that two-deep might look like on defense and special teams.
Starter: Elinneus Davis, Derek Colman-Brusa, Backups: Darin Conley, DeSean Watts, Kai McClendon, Omar Khan, TI Umu-Cais
Colman-Brusa has been the story of the offseason in the middle, looking every bit like a Big Ten defensive tackle despite being in his first college season. That's almost overshadowed a big offseason step from Davis, who has been wreaking havoc in practice for months and was voted as a captain earlier this week. Conley and Watts, both transfers, have been solid players as well and will give Washington a healthy rotation of bodies. McClendon could also factor in soon after he was recently fully cleared from an ACL tear last season at Mississippi State.
#first #davis #colman #watts
2 months ago
The Boston Celtics know exactly what they are doing with their offseason moves. Or at least that is the point of view of the folks behind the "Sly Kai" YouTube channel, who put together a clip taking a closer look at the highly controversial decision of Celtics President of Basketball Operations President of Basketball Operations to trade star forward Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers earlier this summer as well as other moves made by the front office,
From the signings of vets Mike Conley and Mitchell Robinson to the players that Stevens and company elected to take in the 2026 NBA Draft (Chris Cenac Jr. and Dillon Mitchell), the clip argues that Boston has a plan in mind for all these transactions.
Take a look at the clip embedded below to hear what they had to say about why these moves actually make sense, and what they expect to see from the roster next season.
Listen to "Havlicek Stole the Pod" on:
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#clip #boston #mitchell #look
From the signings of vets Mike Conley and Mitchell Robinson to the players that Stevens and company elected to take in the 2026 NBA Draft (Chris Cenac Jr. and Dillon Mitchell), the clip argues that Boston has a plan in mind for all these transactions.
Take a look at the clip embedded below to hear what they had to say about why these moves actually make sense, and what they expect to see from the roster next season.
Listen to "Havlicek Stole the Pod" on:
Blue Wire: https://tiny.ee/CdKp
#clip #boston #mitchell #look
2 months ago
The New England Patriots have signed former New Canaan high school football and Boston College offensive lineman Jack Conley.
Conley, 25, returns to New England after spending time with three NFL organizations over the past year. The 6-foot-7, 325-pound guard originally signed with the Patriots as an undrafted free agent out of Boston College on May 9, 2025.
He was waived during final roster cuts last August, before signing with the Patriots' practice squad the following day. Conley had two brief stints on New England's practice squad before being released in September.
He later joined the Detroit Lions' practice squad in November and also spent time with the Cleveland Browns during the 2025 season.
Conley went to training camp with Cleveland this summer before the Browns released him on Aug. 18.
#conley #Patriots #squad #cleveland
Conley, 25, returns to New England after spending time with three NFL organizations over the past year. The 6-foot-7, 325-pound guard originally signed with the Patriots as an undrafted free agent out of Boston College on May 9, 2025.
He was waived during final roster cuts last August, before signing with the Patriots' practice squad the following day. Conley had two brief stints on New England's practice squad before being released in September.
He later joined the Detroit Lions' practice squad in November and also spent time with the Cleveland Browns during the 2025 season.
Conley went to training camp with Cleveland this summer before the Browns released him on Aug. 18.
#conley #Patriots #squad #cleveland
2 months ago
COAL CITY, WV (WVNS) - At Independence High School – state championship contention is the standard every season.
"I have a lot of expectations for our team. I expect to be one of the best teams in the state – if not the best," remarks Senior Center and Defensive Tackle Levi Phalin
But in typical "coach" fashion, legendary Patriots Head Coach John Lilly says it's not time to be talking playoffs in Coal City just yet.
"You know, the biggest expectation for us is to take it one week at a time. Because I'll tell you - perfume smells good but it's poison if you drink it," states Coach Lilly.
The Patriots return some familiar faces from last year. QB Brock Green, who owns the single-season program passing record, is back. So is first team all-state Defensive Lineman Isaiah Conley and second-team all-state Receiver KJ Viars.
#coach #team
"I have a lot of expectations for our team. I expect to be one of the best teams in the state – if not the best," remarks Senior Center and Defensive Tackle Levi Phalin
But in typical "coach" fashion, legendary Patriots Head Coach John Lilly says it's not time to be talking playoffs in Coal City just yet.
"You know, the biggest expectation for us is to take it one week at a time. Because I'll tell you - perfume smells good but it's poison if you drink it," states Coach Lilly.
The Patriots return some familiar faces from last year. QB Brock Green, who owns the single-season program passing record, is back. So is first team all-state Defensive Lineman Isaiah Conley and second-team all-state Receiver KJ Viars.
#coach #team
3 months ago
Another day, another fall practice for the Washington Huskies.
That's how it felt for the first hour or so as Jedd Fisch's team went through its fourth straight day of practice before the entire roster, and the majority of the coaching staff formed two lines in the middle of the field. On one end stood senior punter Hunter Green, and on the other stood defensive quality control coach Korey Rush and defensive tackle Darin Conley.
Green, fresh off an appearance on the Ray Guy Award watch list, sent a pair of end-over-end punts booming down towards first Rush, and then Conley, both of whom secured the kicks with ease. Rush's catch meant the coaching staff got the rest of the day off, while Conley's meant that the day was over for the players ahead of Saturday night's mock game.
The celebration at midfield, as you might imagine, was raucous.
With the second scrimmage of the fall on the horizon, it was a lighter day for the Huskies in a practice that mainly consisted of individual drills and special teams work, but secondary coach John Richardson's unit still showed up, as junior nickelback Rahshawn Clark made one of the more notable plays for the day.
#rush
That's how it felt for the first hour or so as Jedd Fisch's team went through its fourth straight day of practice before the entire roster, and the majority of the coaching staff formed two lines in the middle of the field. On one end stood senior punter Hunter Green, and on the other stood defensive quality control coach Korey Rush and defensive tackle Darin Conley.
Green, fresh off an appearance on the Ray Guy Award watch list, sent a pair of end-over-end punts booming down towards first Rush, and then Conley, both of whom secured the kicks with ease. Rush's catch meant the coaching staff got the rest of the day off, while Conley's meant that the day was over for the players ahead of Saturday night's mock game.
The celebration at midfield, as you might imagine, was raucous.
With the second scrimmage of the fall on the horizon, it was a lighter day for the Huskies in a practice that mainly consisted of individual drills and special teams work, but secondary coach John Richardson's unit still showed up, as junior nickelback Rahshawn Clark made one of the more notable plays for the day.
#rush
3 months ago
PORTSMOUTH — A trio of familiar feature winners and a West Virginia native took home feature wins at Portsmouth Raceway Park on Saturday evening, with Wheelersburg's R.J. Conley winning the super late model feature, South Webster's Adam Jordan claiming the sport mod feature, Pedro's Brian Skaggs laying stake to the modified main and Poca, W. Va.'s Zach Milbee winning the Ohio Valley Dirt Late Model Series feature on Aug. 15 at the three-eighths mile oval.
Super Late Model
The Conley Motorsports duo of RJ Conley and Justin Cooper proved to be dominant again out front, with Cooper and Conley setting the quickest laps with times of 15.135 and 15.598, respectively in qualifying and both drivers winning their respective heat races.
Cooper led the field to the green flag and proceeded to lead the race's opening two laps, but going into the third turn on Lap 3, Cooper jumped the cushion and hit the outside wall.
From there, the race proved to be all RJ Conley, who led each of the final 17 circuits en route to a super late model feature win.
#super #winning #proved #laps
Super Late Model
The Conley Motorsports duo of RJ Conley and Justin Cooper proved to be dominant again out front, with Cooper and Conley setting the quickest laps with times of 15.135 and 15.598, respectively in qualifying and both drivers winning their respective heat races.
Cooper led the field to the green flag and proceeded to lead the race's opening two laps, but going into the third turn on Lap 3, Cooper jumped the cushion and hit the outside wall.
From there, the race proved to be all RJ Conley, who led each of the final 17 circuits en route to a super late model feature win.
#super #winning #proved #laps
3 months ago
Mike Conley might not be the best option to play heavy minutes at this stage of his career, but the veteran floor general will not need to be leaned on by the Boston Celtics unless the team has other problems to deal with considering their guard depth. And for Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens, that is exactly the sort of role they have in mind for the former Minnesota Timberwolves point guard.
"People talk about veteran leadership and they talk about how important vets are, and my argument to that would be good vets are really important," said Stevens in a recent episode of the team's "Celtics All-Access" video series. "Guys that really have a great understanding of where they are in their career, how they impact winning, and the appropriate amount of expectations from the individual standpoint."
"And I think that that's what you get with Mike," continued the Celtics president. "Every time he plays, has a big impact on winning."
"And so I think the balance of being able to play at a high level, not needing to play every minute of every game is an incredibly valuable thing," said Stevens. "And it's usually reserved for guys that have a good perspective on life, and Mike does he certainly has that."
Conley, for his part, is already making the sort of little changes he'll need to adapt to playing for Boston. "I've never wore a big number before," said Conley, "so, I'm going to get used to it."
#conley #guys
"People talk about veteran leadership and they talk about how important vets are, and my argument to that would be good vets are really important," said Stevens in a recent episode of the team's "Celtics All-Access" video series. "Guys that really have a great understanding of where they are in their career, how they impact winning, and the appropriate amount of expectations from the individual standpoint."
"And I think that that's what you get with Mike," continued the Celtics president. "Every time he plays, has a big impact on winning."
"And so I think the balance of being able to play at a high level, not needing to play every minute of every game is an incredibly valuable thing," said Stevens. "And it's usually reserved for guys that have a good perspective on life, and Mike does he certainly has that."
Conley, for his part, is already making the sort of little changes he'll need to adapt to playing for Boston. "I've never wore a big number before," said Conley, "so, I'm going to get used to it."
#conley #guys
3 months ago
The Washington Huskies' defensive line underwent a massive facelift ahead of the 2026 season after losing ten players from the unit to graduation, the NFL draft, and the transfer portal.
However, Jedd Fisch still expressed considerable confidence in his defensive front, even as defensive coordinator Ryan Walters attempts to replicate the nation's No. 12 run defense from the 2025 campaign, when the Huskies allowed 100.08 yards per game.
"Night and day in a lot of ways," Fisch told Huskies Wire of Washington's defensive tackles during Big Ten Media Days on Thursday. "When you look at Elinneus (Davis), Derek Colman-Brusa, (Darin) Conley, (Desean) Watts, TI (Umu-Cais), Kai (McClendon), that's six guys that are interior D-linemen that have shown an ability to play at a very high level."
At outside linebacker, after injuries have ravaged the unit over Fisch's first two years at the helm, the depth also looks considerably different. The Huskies are looking to improve on a group that recorded just 24 sacks in 2025, which ranked No. 12 in the Big Ten, and have an experienced unit leading the way.
"(Russell) Davis is back, Isaiah Ward is back. Then you look at Jacob Lane on the other side, then Logan George; they've shown the defensive line in its totality is a different type of group than we've had in the five years that I've been a head coach. I think the ability for us to go in and out with players and keep them fresh in a long season, as well as the difference makers that I think we have there, is exciting."
#unit #season #players
However, Jedd Fisch still expressed considerable confidence in his defensive front, even as defensive coordinator Ryan Walters attempts to replicate the nation's No. 12 run defense from the 2025 campaign, when the Huskies allowed 100.08 yards per game.
"Night and day in a lot of ways," Fisch told Huskies Wire of Washington's defensive tackles during Big Ten Media Days on Thursday. "When you look at Elinneus (Davis), Derek Colman-Brusa, (Darin) Conley, (Desean) Watts, TI (Umu-Cais), Kai (McClendon), that's six guys that are interior D-linemen that have shown an ability to play at a very high level."
At outside linebacker, after injuries have ravaged the unit over Fisch's first two years at the helm, the depth also looks considerably different. The Huskies are looking to improve on a group that recorded just 24 sacks in 2025, which ranked No. 12 in the Big Ten, and have an experienced unit leading the way.
"(Russell) Davis is back, Isaiah Ward is back. Then you look at Jacob Lane on the other side, then Logan George; they've shown the defensive line in its totality is a different type of group than we've had in the five years that I've been a head coach. I think the ability for us to go in and out with players and keep them fresh in a long season, as well as the difference makers that I think we have there, is exciting."
#unit #season #players
3 months ago
The Boston Celtics have some big questions to answer next season. Which of them are the biggest in need of a resolution by the end of the 2026-27 NBA regular season? Several key questions heading into the coming campaign loom large for Boston President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens and the rest of the front office.
Is Neemias Queta ready to start for the Celtics? Is Mitchell Robinson going to stay healthy enough if Queta is not the starter? What can Boston get out of vet guard Mike Conley? Will rookies Chris Cenac Jr. and Dillon Mitchell be ready enough to play? Will the trio of wings Baylor Scheierman, Jordan Walsh, and Hugo Gonzalez take a real step forward to help make up for Jaylen Brown's exit? And will Paul George be healthy most of the season?
The hosts of the "Celtics Beat" podcast, Adam Kaufman and Evan Valenti, took some time to talk with Celtics ***** yst Dan Greenberg on a recent episode of their show about all of the above. Check it out below!
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#queta
Is Neemias Queta ready to start for the Celtics? Is Mitchell Robinson going to stay healthy enough if Queta is not the starter? What can Boston get out of vet guard Mike Conley? Will rookies Chris Cenac Jr. and Dillon Mitchell be ready enough to play? Will the trio of wings Baylor Scheierman, Jordan Walsh, and Hugo Gonzalez take a real step forward to help make up for Jaylen Brown's exit? And will Paul George be healthy most of the season?
The hosts of the "Celtics Beat" podcast, Adam Kaufman and Evan Valenti, took some time to talk with Celtics ***** yst Dan Greenberg on a recent episode of their show about all of the above. Check it out below!
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#queta
3 months ago
Should the Boston Celtics sign NBA veteran Bradley Beal? A longtime friend of star Celtics forward Jayson Tatum, it could be a good way to curry favor with the St. Louis native after a tumultuous season that he began on the bench rehabbing an Achilles tendon injury -- and ended with Boston President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens trading away his partner on the wing of nearly a decade.
But the fit and future of Beal with the Celtics is also important, and with so many wing players who need playing time to grow their games coupled with the additions of vets Paul George and Mike Conley to the team this offseason hints that there may be a lot of reasons why it doesn't make sense for Beal to play for Boston this season.
The hosts of the "How Bout Them Celtics!" podcast, Jack Simone and Sam LaFrance, took a closer look on a recent episode of their show. Check it out below!
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#wing #achilles
But the fit and future of Beal with the Celtics is also important, and with so many wing players who need playing time to grow their games coupled with the additions of vets Paul George and Mike Conley to the team this offseason hints that there may be a lot of reasons why it doesn't make sense for Beal to play for Boston this season.
The hosts of the "How Bout Them Celtics!" podcast, Jack Simone and Sam LaFrance, took a closer look on a recent episode of their show. Check it out below!
Listen to "Havlicek Stole the Pod" on:
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#wing #achilles
4 months ago
If Celtics Are Considering Bradley Beal, They Should Actually Sign This Future Hall Of Famer originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Boston Celtics are apparently considering signing Bradley Beal in free agency.
It's a move that might necessitate some roster movement -- maybe even with the newly signed Mike Conley.
But if that's going to happen, and Conley is going to have to be shoved aside for a different veteran guard, is Beal really the best choice?
Because also still a free agent is Russell Westbrook.
#bradley #conley #considering #free
The Boston Celtics are apparently considering signing Bradley Beal in free agency.
It's a move that might necessitate some roster movement -- maybe even with the newly signed Mike Conley.
But if that's going to happen, and Conley is going to have to be shoved aside for a different veteran guard, is Beal really the best choice?
Because also still a free agent is Russell Westbrook.
#bradley #conley #considering #free
4 months ago
A new rumor suggests a three-time All-Star is interested in taking his talents to the Boston Celtics because of his friendship with top star Jayson Tatum.
This has been a very interesting offseason for the Celtics, to say the least. Of course, they made the stunning trade that sent MVP contender Jaylen Brown to the same team that beat them in the playoffs, the Philadelphia 76ers. However, they also improved their frontcourt by selecting Chris Cenac Jr. in the NBA Draft and poaching Mitchell Robinson from top rival the New York Knicks. They also brought in greybeard guard Mike Conley.
Well, it looks like they could make another notable addition soon because three-time All-Star Bradley Beal could be headed to Boston, according to a new report from Jake Fischer.
"I do think there's some Miami interest there, and I would not rule out Boston for Beal because of the connection with Jayson Tatum."
#celtics #beal
This has been a very interesting offseason for the Celtics, to say the least. Of course, they made the stunning trade that sent MVP contender Jaylen Brown to the same team that beat them in the playoffs, the Philadelphia 76ers. However, they also improved their frontcourt by selecting Chris Cenac Jr. in the NBA Draft and poaching Mitchell Robinson from top rival the New York Knicks. They also brought in greybeard guard Mike Conley.
Well, it looks like they could make another notable addition soon because three-time All-Star Bradley Beal could be headed to Boston, according to a new report from Jake Fischer.
"I do think there's some Miami interest there, and I would not rule out Boston for Beal because of the connection with Jayson Tatum."
#celtics #beal
4 months ago
Taylor Snow: Fun fact: Mike Conley and Joe Mazzulla made their college debuts on the same day – Nov. 10, 2006 Mike and OSU beat VMI, 107-69 Joe and WVU beat Mount St. Mary’s 50-42
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4 months ago
Brad Stevens Press Conference: Celtics President Addresses Jaylen Brown Trade originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
On Monday, Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens will address the blockbuster trade that sent Jaylen Brown to the 76ers.
Boston announced on Monday afternoon that the deal had officially been completed, ending Brown's 10-season run with the Celtics. They acquired Paul George, two first-round picks and two second-round picks from the Sixers in exchange for the 2024 Finals MVP.
While Boston has made some notable offseason moves, including the reported signings of Mitchell Robinson and Mike Conley, there is plenty to address after Brown's time in Boston shockingly came to an end.
Follow along right here for Stevens' most notable comments from Monday's press conference.
On Monday, Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens will address the blockbuster trade that sent Jaylen Brown to the 76ers.
Boston announced on Monday afternoon that the deal had officially been completed, ending Brown's 10-season run with the Celtics. They acquired Paul George, two first-round picks and two second-round picks from the Sixers in exchange for the 2024 Finals MVP.
While Boston has made some notable offseason moves, including the reported signings of Mitchell Robinson and Mike Conley, there is plenty to address after Brown's time in Boston shockingly came to an end.
Follow along right here for Stevens' most notable comments from Monday's press conference.
4 months ago
A 23-year-old Kentucky man has been charged with boating under the influence after one of his female passengers disappeared while on his pontoon boat.
Cameron Conley was arrested on charges of boating under the influence Wednesday after he alerted the Grayson Lake Marina staff in Carter County that Marly Kinney, 19, was no longer on his boat and that he could not find her.
Kentucky State Police and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources were called in to help with the search, Fox 56 reported.
Prominent Businessman Learns Fate In Boat Crash Case That Killed Teen, Maimed Another
When the state troopers arrived, they said they could smell alcohol on Conley's breath and asked him if he had been drinking. According to court records obtained by FOX 56, Conley admitted that he had been drinking and consented to a breath test.
Cameron Conley was arrested on charges of boating under the influence Wednesday after he alerted the Grayson Lake Marina staff in Carter County that Marly Kinney, 19, was no longer on his boat and that he could not find her.
Kentucky State Police and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources were called in to help with the search, Fox 56 reported.
Prominent Businessman Learns Fate In Boat Crash Case That Killed Teen, Maimed Another
When the state troopers arrived, they said they could smell alcohol on Conley's breath and asked him if he had been drinking. According to court records obtained by FOX 56, Conley admitted that he had been drinking and consented to a breath test.
6 months ago
Timberwolves Mike Conley plans to play 20th NBA season as he becomes unrestricted free agent
Mike Conley says he plans to play a 20th NBA season. The question is whether or not he’ll do so with the Minnesota Timberwolves as he becomes an unrestricted free agent.
The Timberwolves’ season ended with a Game 6 loss to the San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference semifinals. However, Conley’s play in that series is what convinced him that he can play at least one more year.
“I think I might’ve proved to myself I can play a little longer,” Conley told the Star-Tribune’s Chris Hine.
In the six-game series versus the Spurs, Conley averaged 5.7 points and 2.8 ****** ists, while shooting 56% on 21 3-point attempts. During Minnesota’s 12 postseason games, the veteran point guard averaged 4.4 points and 2.7 ****** ists with 50% shooting on 26 3-pointers.
Conley, 38, played in 54 games this season (starting 15). He scored 4.5 points and dished out 2.9 ****** ists, shooting 34% on 166 3-point attempts.
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Mike Conley says he plans to play a 20th NBA season. The question is whether or not he’ll do so with the Minnesota Timberwolves as he becomes an unrestricted free agent.
The Timberwolves’ season ended with a Game 6 loss to the San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference semifinals. However, Conley’s play in that series is what convinced him that he can play at least one more year.
“I think I might’ve proved to myself I can play a little longer,” Conley told the Star-Tribune’s Chris Hine.
In the six-game series versus the Spurs, Conley averaged 5.7 points and 2.8 ****** ists, while shooting 56% on 21 3-point attempts. During Minnesota’s 12 postseason games, the veteran point guard averaged 4.4 points and 2.7 ****** ists with 50% shooting on 26 3-pointers.
Conley, 38, played in 54 games this season (starting 15). He scored 4.5 points and dished out 2.9 ****** ists, shooting 34% on 166 3-point attempts.
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