Even though the Celtics lost on Wednesday night to the Miami Heat, they have still won nine of their last ten games. They are pretty much locked into the second seed in the East.

According to one FS1 pundit, the Celtics can help save the NBA. Specifically, he singles out Jayson Tatum as one of the saviors. Colin Cowherd claims that Tatum and the Celtics can help save the league.

Let's take a look inside the numbers: Now past 30,000 made 3s for the fourth consecutive season — James Harden made the 30,000th on Sunday — the NBA is on pace to smash the current total records for 3-pointers made and attempted in a season.

A tight Western Conference with a few teams getting hot leads to a power rankings that don't follow the standings.

The future for this Celtics roster as presently constructed is very much up in the air right now. ESPN's Shams Charania reported on March 20 that a group led by Bill Chisholm agreed to purchase the Celtics from the Grousbeck family for $6.1 billion.

Spoelstra has also faced the Celtics in the playoffs numerous times. Miami lost to them in the first round last year, beat them in the conference finals in 2023, lost to them in the same round the year before, and beat them in that round in 2020, just to name a few examples.

"Jayson Tatum’s (BOS) technical foul at 2:03 of the 3rd quarter on 4/2/25 (vs. MIA) has been rescinded upon league office review," the post read. This comes after Tatum joked with the Kelce brothers after he received a technical against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Boston Celtics' guard Payton Pritchard has signed a shoe deal with Converse, per The Athletic's Jared Weiss, joining Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Kelly Oubre Jr. as signature athletes.