Jayson Tatum shot 4-of-16 from deep, Derrick White shot 5-of-16, Jaylen Brown shot 1-of-10 and Jrue Holiday made two of his seven attempts. Payton Pritchard and Al Horford both had five attempts off the bench.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson is feeling the heat from fans and critics on social media over his poor free throw shooting.

The Celtics collapsed yet again, falling into an 0-2 hole and an identity crisis that will decide whether their title defense ends early.

The Boston Celtics are shockingly down 2-0 to the New York Knicks after blowing two huge leads. The team's struggles, especially from beyond the arc, have been

The Celtics’ offense is at its best when all five players are aggressively attacking the rim, spraying the ball out to open shooters and scrambling opposing defenses. It’s hard to do that when one player—Holiday in this case—removes himself from the action.

The New York Knicks entered Saturday’s Game 3 matchup with the Boston Celtics up 2-0. Going home for Game 3 with a two-game lead is a tremendous luxury, but the Knicks didn’t play great through the first two games as much as the Celtics played poorly.

New York Knicks big man Mitchell Robinson doesn't mince any words to fans after receiving blowback for free-throw shooting woes.

Tatum’s struggles are pretty surprising, especially after he dominated the Orlando Magic (who had the No. 2 ranked defense this season) for 31 points per game in the first round. Tatum took responsibility for his struggles at a press conference Thursday.

After opening the Eastern Conference semifinals with a pair of embarrassing home losses, the Celtics returned to form in Game 3, routing the Knicks 115-93.

The Boston Celtics set a new playoff record in Game 2 against the New York Knicks. Unfortunately, it is a record they would rather not have.

Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum reacted to the criticism surrounding his struggles over the first two games of the Eastern Conference Semifinals.