Souichi Terada is a Celtics beat writer for MassLive.com, covering the team's games, player interviews, and providing analysis on their performance. With experience writing for various publications, including the New Hampshire Union Leader and The Keene Sentinel, Souichi brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to his coverage of the Boston Celtics.
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Robert Williams has only been back from injury for four games, but he's had an impact for the Trail Blazers early on.
In what should be one of the more highly-anticipated matchups in mid-November, the reigning champion Celtics take on the undefeated Cavaliers at 7 p.m.
The Celtics had to grind for the win Tuesday, but they handed the Cavaliers their first loss of the season.
By: Souichi Terada
BOSTON — As the wins have piled up for the Celtics, so too have the 3-pointers as that's been a huge part of their success.
The Celtics are scheduled to visit the White House and President Joe Biden on Thursday after winning the 2024 NBA title.
WASHINGTON D.C. — As has become tradition for championship teams, it's the Celtics' turn to visit the White House and President Joe Biden.
WASHINGTON D.C. — The Celtics have been all about this current regular season as reigning champions because C's coach Joe Mazzulla doesn't like his team talking about the 2024 NBA title.
| WASHINGTON D.C. — While there were plenty of first-timers Thursday as part of the Celtics' contingent at the White House , there were also
WASHINGTON — The Celtics have navigated the early portions of their schedule well, and while they're not in first place in the East, they defeated
WASHINGTON — The Celtics are looking to climb out of their NBA Cup hole, and they'll be at nearly full strength for their 7 p.m. Friday game against the Wizards.
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