The historic old Boston Garden’s closing ceremony in 1995 The old Boston Garden was the home of the Celtics from 1946 to 1995. USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 13, 2024
On this day: 1st All-Star game at Boston Garden; Hazen, Jerebko born; Hermsen passes On this day in Celtics history, the first All-Star game was held at the Boston Harden, and John Hazen and Jonas Jerebko were born. USA Today Sports Media Group · Mar 2, 2024
Who are the Boston Celtics’ top-10 all-time leaders in postseason wins? Can you name all the Celtics who led Boston to the most playoff wins? Better yet, can you do it in order? USA Today Sports Media Group · Oct 8, 2023
Who are the Boston Celtics’ top-10 all-time leaders in postseason assists? Can you name the best postseason distributors in Boston Celtics history? Better yet, can you do it in order? USA Today Sports Media Group · Oct 4, 2023
Who are the Boston Celtics’ top-10 all-time leaders in playoff games played? Can you name the top 10 players in franchise history in terms of games played in the postseason? Better yet, can you name their order? USA Today Sports Media Group · Oct 3, 2023
On this day: New Boston Garden opens; Ruben Wolkowyski born On this day in 1995, the new Boston Garden (now known as TD Garden) opened, and big man Rúben Wolkowyski was born. USA Today Sports Media Group · Sep 30, 2023
On this day: ground broken on ‘new’ Boston Garden; Gray traded; Lee, Johnson born; Philip, Mahoney pass On this day, construction began on the building that would replace the old Boston Garden. USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 29, 2023
On this day: 1st All-Star game at Boston Garden; Hazen, Jerebko born; Hermsen passes On this day in Celtics history, the first All-Star game was held at the Boston Harden, and John Hazen and Jonas Jerebko were born. USA Today Sports Media Group · Mar 2, 2023
Paul Sullivan: DeMar DeRozan carried the Bulls all season long. Can he do it again in the playoffs? CHICAGO — Michael Jordan scored a playoff-record 63 points against the Celtics at Boston Garden in April 1986, a performance Larry Bird famously described as “God disguised as Michael Jordan.” Chicago Tribune · Apr 17, 2022