Oliver Fox has been writing about the Celtics, the NBA, and the sports world since 2021. He is a staff writer at CelticsBlog and hosts Zone Coverage on Spotify, and his work has additionally appeared on SBNation.com. He is currently a student at Tufts University pursuing a degree in History.
What does the Kevin Durant trade mean for the Celtics?
This was a Western Conference swap, but Boston might still have something to learn from the dust settling
The Celtics are down 2-0 and I literally don’t know why
The Celtics are destroying the Knicks, and yet are down 2-0. This series has me wondering if basketball is a simulation and we’re all living in the Harry Potter universe.
Without Tatum, the Celtics brought the edge in Game 2
Even without their greatest asset, the Celtics overcame the absence by leaning into their nastiness and making every effort imaginable
Lessons from Magic-Celtics Game 1: Orlando is not good
Sometimes, the answers to NBA questions are complicated. Other times, like right now, they’re relatively simple: the Magic do not have what it takes.
The Celtics are going to sweep the Magic
You thought I wouldn’t do it again? Boston is a nightmare matchup for Orlando, so I don’t see why I’d predict anything other than total annihilation.
Albert Camus has some advice for the Celtics
The French philosopher probably didn’t think he’d be applied to the Celtics’ 2025 playoff hopes 65 years after his death. He was wrong.
What if the Celtics never lose again?
In the cabinet of cursed takes, I’m uncorking the mother of them all. On a 9-game win streak, what if Boston is just invincible and never loses again?
How much should each of the Celtics play in the playoffs?
This year has seen plenty of Celtics lineups and combinations. Who has earned what spot in the rotation?
Should the Celtics consider bringing Porzingis off the bench?
With Kristaps missing significant time this season, Nate, Nirav, and Oliver each make their case as to how the Celtics should proceed with the starting center spot.
The Celtics found new motivation against the Lakers
When you don’t need to win, Boston showed they have another route to playing their best