It’s hard to imagine a team in second place in the Eastern Conference with only 11 losses on the season is experiencing a “slump”, but after Friday night’s loss

Star Boston Celtics big man Kristaps Porzingis doesn't seem to be too worried about his team after another winnable game fell apart late to the Sacramento Kings at TD Garden this past Friday (Jan. 10) evening.

But despite that drop in difficulty, the Celtics came away encouraged by Porzingis’ play. Head coach Joe Mazzulla said in his postgame news conference that Porzingis “was big-time … on both ends of the floor” and “the most physical” he’d been since his return from surgery. Teammates agreed.

The Boston Celtics may have finally hit some actual adversity this season, after all. In a 114-97 blowout loss to the Sacramento Kings, Boston got completely manhandled by three-time All-Star Kings center Domantas Sabonis,

Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis wanted to make sure Boston bounced back against the Nuggets on Tuesday night.

Kristaps Porzingis has missed the past three games, but it sounds like he could make his return soon from his ankle sprain.

The Boston Celtics will look to start a new win streak as they take on the Indiana Pacers on Sunday. The Celtics faced the Pacers on Friday and came away with a

Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday are both on the Celtics' injury report ahead of their final game of 2024 against the Raptors.

Boston's center, who has been slowed by injuries this year, struggled with his fellow starters Sunday in a loss at Oklahoma City.

On Friday, the Celtics lost to the Sacramento Kings (at home in Boston) by a score of 114-97. Kristaps Porzingis finished the loss with 22 points, ten rebounds and two blocks while shooting 6/15 from the field and 4/7 from the three-point range in 29 minutes of playing time.