Today in Boston Celtics history, the team traded Walter McCarty to the Phoenix Suns.

There were only three instances in the twelve Super Bowl appearances for the Patriots in their history where the Celtics did not play a game on the same day. The first coming on January 26th, 1997 when New England lost to the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl 31.

There’s also another important salary cap benefit the Celtics got that could be important in the coming days. Before the trades this week, the C’s were above the first apron of the salary, but they’re now under it. As a result, the Celtics are now eligible to sign waived players that made more than $14.1 million.

Two of the hottest teams in the Eastern Conference will collide when the Celtics host the Knicks on Sunday afternoon. Boston overcame a 22-point deficit against Miami on Friday, pushing its winning streak to five games.

To get a better idea of which players might join the roster, and what else fans should watch for, we linked up with Third Apron cap guru Yossi Gozlan.

Team president of basketball operations Brad Stevens shed some light on the team’s plans on Friday while discussing the trade deadline moves at the Auerbach Center.

Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens said that star forward Jayson Tatum's potential return from a torn Achilles suffered last May did not impact the team's decisions prior to the trade deadline.

The Boston Celtics are reportedly sending forward Chris Boucher to the Utah Jazz, one of their favorite trade partners.

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Neemias Queta has made a lot of strides, learning little things that improve his chances to score and open things up for his teammates. One play against Miami showed just how much progress he's made in one particular area.