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Celtics president Brad Stevens puts Jayson Tatum return status in context

Like everybody, Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens wants Jayson Tatum back. But, he knows there's still a long road ahead.

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Celtics’ Brad Stevens reveals next steps in Jayson Tatum’s rehab process

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Brad Stevens Discusses Celtics' Trade Deadline Strategy amid Jayson Tatum Injury

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Brad Stevens on Jayson Tatum’s potential return and trade deadline expectations

BOSTON — Brad Stevens spoke to reporters for the first time since the NBA season began, taking questions on a slew of topics at Celtics practice on Wednesday afternoon.

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Brad Stevens Reveals Celtics’ Exciting NBA Trade Deadline Approach

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Brad Stevens explains notable Jayson Tatum detail in Achilles rehab

Celtics reveal disappointing Jayson Tatum injury update amid strong playoff push from Boston

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Boston Celtics Legend Makes Bold Claim About OKC Thunder Competition

What a difference a year makes. 12 months ago, it seamed to be a near certainty that the Oklahoma City Thunder and Boston Celtics would clash in the 2025 NBA Fi

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Celtics’ ‘Most Appealing’ Trade Assets Revealed

The Celtics are likely still to make another deal--but which players would other teams most like to get their hands on?

Proposed Celtics trade sees Boston land $108 million two-time block champ as upgrade from Neemias Queta

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Achilles specialist pinpoints key mental hurdle Celtics’ Jayson Tatum must overcome

Jayson Tatum has missed the opening months of the 2025-26 NBA season. The Boston Celtics’ four-time All-NBA forward is recovering from a torn Achilles tendon. He suffered the injury during Boston’s 2025 Eastern Conference Semifinals loss to the New York Knicks.

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Havlicek stole the pod: What we think about the Celtics early-season success and what Boston ought to do next

How does this growth change the future of the Celtics? Should they make a push for a title run now in light of all the above? How important is it to make sure the roster gets under the tax, and how should they approach the trade deadline?