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Celtics Bow Out of Playoffs In Round Two

The Boston Celtics finished the 2024–25 NBA regular season with a dominant 64–18 record, the best in the league. Powered by a deep, experienced roster and elite defense, the Celtics secured the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, positioning themselves as a top title contender heading into the postseason.

In the opening round of the 2025 NBA Playoffs, Boston faced the Orlando Magic, who had claimed the No. 7 seed through the Play-In Tournament. The Celtics handled the young Magic squad efficiently, advancing to the second round where they faced their longtime rivals, the New York Knicks. The matchup turned into a hard-fought battle, but Boston ultimately fell short in six games, losing the series 4–2. Despite a few blowout wins in the series, close losses and strong Knicks performances ended Boston’s postseason run earlier than many fans had hoped.

One consistent force throughout the playoffs was Jayson Tatum, who delivered a stellar individual performance. Tatum averaged 28.1 points, 11.5 rebounds, and 5.4 assists per game during the 2025 postseason, leading the Celtics in scoring and setting the tone on both ends of the floor. His ability to rise in big moments remained a bright spot and continues to position him as one of the NBA’s premier stars.

Boston 2023-24 Season in Review

The 2023-24 Boston Celtics were nothing short of dominant. After losing a seven-game thriller to the Miami Heat in the Conference Finals of the 2022-23 season, the Celtics were on a quest for a repeat. The team had the star power, strong coaching, and passionate fan base required for a championship. But the team fell just short.  In 2023, the Celtics were by far the best team in the NBA, finishing with a record of 64-18. That record was seven wins better than the next-best team. Ranking in the top five in both scoring (2nd - 120.6 PPG) and defense (5th - 109.2 PPG allowed), the Celtics dominance was clear. The talented duo of Jason Tatum and Jaylen Brown was boosted with more star power as the team acquired Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday in the offseason. Entering the playoffs, the Celtics were the favorite to win it all. 

Similar to their regular-season performance, the Celtics' postseason run was dominant. The team would only lose three total games in their playoff run, cruising to a championship. In the first round, the team would face the Miami Heat, beating them in five games. The Cavaliers were up next in the Conference Semifinals, and the result was identical, a 4-1 series victory. In the Conference Finals, the Pacers were next. The Pacers were a surprise to many for making it that far and were given a slim chance to upset the Celtics. Their Cinderella story ended there as they would be swept in four games, and the Celtics were NBA Finals-bound. The final was set. It was Celtics vs. Mavericks, two strong teams headlined by players who would make the finals a "must-watch" event. Despite a valiant effort by Mavericks star Luka Doncic, averaging 29.2 points per game throughout the series, the Celtics would run away with the series, winning four games to one. Jaylen Brown was named Finals MVP, averaging 20.8 points, 5.4 assists, and 5 rebounds. Tatum led the team in scoring, averaging 22.2 points throughout the series. This performance by the 2023-24 Boston Celtics will go down as one of the most dominant playoff performances in history. 

The team had several bright spots in the regular season, including a dominant starting five. The Celtics starters consisted of Jaylen Brown, Jrue Holiday, Kristaps Porzingis, Jayson Tatum, and Derrick White. This starting five included players who were considered for awards like MVP, Clutch Player of the Year, NBA All-Stars, NBA First Team, and Defensive Player of the Year. Tatum led the unit in scoring, averaging 27 ppg, with Jaylen Brown close behind with 24.7 ppg. Entering the 2024-25 season, the team brought back their entire starting five, and they look to make another run at the championship.

Celtics 2022-23 Season Recap

With an overall record of 57-25, the Celtics finished second in the Eastern Conference for the 2022-23 season. They faced the Atlanta Hawks in the first round of the NBA playoffs. Boston won the first three games in that round before the Hawks took the next two games. Boston took game six and moved on to play the 76ers in round two. In the series against the 76ers, it was a back-and-forth series that went to game seven. Boston defeated Philadelphia 112-88 in that final game and moved on to face the Miami Heat. In that series, the Celtics lost game seven.  

A Look Back at Boston In 2022

The Boston Celtics had a great season and were playoff-bound in 2022. The team finished second in the Eastern Conference standings, with an overall record of 51-31. With their starters, Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Derrick White, and Robert Williams, the team is looking to go deep into the NBA playoffs. Tatum averaged 35 minutes per game during the regular season, scoring an average of 26.9 points per game. Jaylen Brown had another great season, playing in 66 games. He's averaging six rebounds per game. Derrick White played in 75 games this season, scoring an average of 13.2 points. White is a great free-throw shooter, with an 86.4% completion rate at the line. In the 2022 playoffs, the Celtics defeated the Nets in four games, with Tatum leading the team in scoring in three of the four games.     

Celtics Rich Team History

The Boston Celtics, according to the numbers, are the most tradition-rich team in NBA history. They can be considered one of the top teams in the history of the four major American sports leagues. The Boston Celtics were founded in 1946 and haven’t stopped winning since. In total, the Celtics have won their division 21 times, most recently in 2012. They have won the Eastern Conference 21 times as well, most recently in 2010. They have won the NBA Championship 17 times, most recently in 2008. Of those 17 NBA Championships, 16 of them came before 1986. Of the 10 championships won in the 1960s, the Boston Celtics won nine of them. Bill Russell, Larry Bird, Bob Cousy, the list goes on and on of NBA greats who have all suited up for the Celtics. Recently, the Celtics, stuck in some mediocrity in the 2000s, made a pair of blockbuster trades. First, they acquired Kevin Garnett from the Timberwolves, then they traded for Ray Allen. They paired the two together with Paul Pierce, forming the NBA’s first “big three”. This led to one NBA Championship and two Eastern Conference Championships.

The Boston Celtics, under the tutelage of head coach Brad Stevens, have been one of the NBA’s better teams for quite a while now. Since 2008, they have only missed the playoffs one time, and on three occasions, they have reached the Eastern Conference Finals. Last season, they finished 49-33, which gave them the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. In round one, they swept the Indiana Pacers out of the playoffs. In round two, their opponents, the top-seeded Milwaukee Bucks, returned the favor, booting Boston out of the playoffs in five games.

After several pre-draft trades, the Celtics ended up with the 14th and 22nd selections overall, plus the Sixers first-round draft choice, 24th overall, and hybrid guard Ty Jerome from Virginia. With their pair of first-rounders, they selected guard/forward Romeo Langford from Indiana and forward Grant Williams from Tennessee. In free agency, they made a big splash, signing point guard Kemba Walker away from the Hornets. Later on, in free agency, they addressed their lack of big-man depth, adding centers Tako Fall, Enes Kanter, and Vincent Poirier.

Is the star tandem of Gordon Hayward and Kemba Walker, plus all of this young talent, enough to beat their divisional rivals? If the answer turns out to be no, they could flip some of this young talent at the trade deadline.