Gordon Hayward on Brad Stevens' work ethic, SGA's ascent, retirement, favorite movies, and FORM Posted: October 9, 2024 | Last updated: October 9, 2024 In an exclusive chat, former Celtics, Jazz ...

From the moment Brad Stevens took over as head coach of the ... The future looked bright when Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward were introduced together at a press conference on Sept.

Gordon Hayward is hanging up his sneakers. The 34-year-old called it a career after 14 NBA seasons, announcing his decision on social media on Thursday. “Today, I am officially retiring from the ...

Two thousand, two hundred and two days ago, the future of the Boston Celtics seemed limitless. Even as Boston’s improbable ...

Former Boston Celtics forward Gordon Hayward appeared on the latest episode ... three-season stint in Boston and revealed that when Brad Stevens was recruiting him to join the Celtics, the 47 ...

In the midst of deciding which new head coach is destined to guide the 2021-22 Boston Celtics and preparing for July 29’s NBA Draft, president of basketball operations Brad Stevens has a busy ...

“I thought Gordon was terrific here last year,” Stevens ... Hayward and Terry Rozier were joined by another former Celtic prior to the March 25 trade deadline, when Charlotte acquired point ...

Brian Robb: Brad Stevens on if he’s talked to Gordon Hayward recently: “I’ve talked to those guys all year long. Those conversations aren’t unique. As they get closer to tho… ...

NOW HE HAS TO T Boston Celtics Forward Gordon Hayward has left the bubble at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex as he recovers from an ankle sprain, according to Head Coach Brad Stevens.Stevens ...

Tom Westerholm: Brad Stevens says Gordon Hayward started shooting again this week. He doesn’t expect Hayward to lose much on that end, which is a positive with his injury.

Celtics forward Gordon Hayward twisted his right ankle in a workout Tuesday, coach Brad Stevens said Wednesday on 98.5 The Sports Hub’s “Zolak & Bertrand.” Stevens characterized the injury ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Gordon Hayward hesitated when asked if he was OK with Monday night’s move to the bench, but then the Celtics forward squared his jaw and accepted Brad Stevens’ decision.