Celtics And NBA Free Agency Rumors: Brian Scalabrine Reportedly On His Way To Chicago

Celtics Reportedly Have 'Serious Interest' In Josh Howard

The Celtics' offseason pursuit of forwards and centers continues, with Boston now reportedly showing "serious interest" in free-agent forward Josh Howard, this according to Yahoo! Sports' Marc Spears. The Bulls are also rumored to be heavily eying Howard.

Kwame Brown 'Going In Another Direction'

After the Celtics lost Tony Allen to the Grizzlies, a small bit of good news from the weekend: it looks as though free agent center Kwame Brown will not be signing with Boston after all.

Tony Allen Leaving Boston, Has Agreed To Sign With Memphis

The Celtics have hit their first real hiccup of the 2010 offseason. Tony Allen has agreed to sign with the Memphis Grizzlies.

Report: Tony Allen Close To Signing With Memphis Grizzlies

According to the Memphis Commercial Appeal, Allen is close to signing a multiyear deal worth around $3 million a season with the Memphis Grizzlies.

Shaq To Celtics Now Unlikely As Boston Loses Interest

According to FanHouse's Chris Tomasson, Boston's interest in free agent Shaquille O'Neal is no longer considered mutual.

Tony Allen To Re-Sign With Celtics

Tony Allen will re-sign with the Boston Celtics

Source: Jermaine O'Neal Has Agreed To Sign With Celtics

The Celtics may have found their newest big man. Just a day after learning Jermaine O'Neal was "leaning toward" joining the Celtics, the free agent center has reportedly agreed to sign with Boston, this according to Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski.

Report: Jermaine O'Neal Now 'Leaning Toward' Signing With Boston Celtics

Yahoo! Sports reports that Jermaine O'Neal is leaning towards signing a two year contract with the Boston Celtics.

Jermaine O'Neal Has Narrowed Down His Choices To Three Teams, Including Celtics

Another alternative in the Celtics' big-man search has emerged. Jermaine O'Neal, a free agent center, has told ESPN that he has narrowed down his choices to three teams: the Mavericks, Nuggets and Celtics.

Kwame Brown To Meet With Celtics On Wednesday

No good can come of this: the Celtics reportedly have interest in free agent Kwame Brown, the (terribly disappointing) No. 1 overall draft pick from 2001, and both Danny Ainge and Doc Rivers plan to meet with him on Wednesday.

Ray Allen Will Continue To Wait To See Where Other Free Agents Sign

After securing the returns of both Paul Pierce and Doc Rivers, the Celtics are making re-signing Ray Allen their next focus. Ray Allen, meanwhile, is perfectly fine just sitting around and waiting to see where the big-name free agents end-up -- LeBron James, Dywane Wade and Chris Bosh.

Celtics Eyeing Shaq, Shaq Eyeing Celtics

O’Neal would presumably be a mid-level exception signing if he were to join the team. Given the fact that Kendrick Perkins won’t be back until the season is well under way, and the Celtics’ lack of rebounding off the bench, O’Neal might make sense for Boston.

Celtics Rumored To Be Interested In Brendan Haywood

While it's been little secret that the Celtics are interested in free agent Brad Miller (and vice versa), he's not the only big man that has drawn the team's eye as a possible replacement for injured Kendrick Perkins. According to CSNNE.com's Sherrod Blakely, Boston has also inquired about the Mavericks' Brendan Haywood.

Celtics Reportedly First To Contact Free Agent David Lee

According Fox Sports' Jeff Goodman, the Celtics were the first team to make contact with free agent David Lee after the clock turned to 12:01 a.m. Thursday morning.

Celtics Reportedly 'Reach Out' To Brad Miller

But via the Globe's Gary Washburn comes this bit of news: Boston has "reached out" to unrestricted free agent center Brad Miller, according to sources, and Miller's interest is "mutual."

Free Agency: Complete Look At Celtics' Free Agents

Report: Celtics Shopping Rasheed Wallace's Contract, Eying J.J. Redick

If GM Danny Ainge is able to move the 15-year veteran's rights, which he is reportedly trying to do, it would allow the team to keep their midlevel exception. A midlevel exception that would then get used on J.J. Redick, a restricted free agent with Orlando.

Free Agency And Celtics' Offseason: Team's Backup Plan Expected To Stay In Atlanta

There has been speculation that the Celtics could have interest in Joe Johnson of the Atlanta Hawks. Reports today indicate that Johnson could be staying in Atlanta with a new max contract offer.

Rumor: LeBron James Could Be Targeting Ray Allen

LeBron James could be targeting Ray Allen to join his "Dream Team."

Could Joe Johnson Be Wearing Celtics' Green Again?

The Celtics could be targeting Joe Johnson if they can't re-sign Paul Pierce.

Celtics Reportedly Targeting Center Brad Miller In Free Agency

What promises to be a busy and rumor-filled offseason for the Celtics has begun. According to Yahoo!'s Adrian Wojnarowski, Boston is targeting center Brad Miller in free agency.

Ray Allen Could Demand Mid-Level Exception Money

While much of the early focus in this very early 2010 Celtics' offseason has been on Doc Rivers and Paul Pierce, it seems worth reminding that Ray Allen is also a free agent. And in the same article from the Boston Herald which talked of the team's meeting with Pierce's representatives, it also touches on just how much it may cost to resign the veteran shooter.

CelticsBlog: Paul Pierce Isn't Going Anywhere

One of the potentially biggest offseason concerns for the Celtics is Paul Pierce, and his looming player option, which if he decides to exercise, would add his name to the star-studded 2010 free agent class. If he opts to stay with Boston, the team would owe him $21.5 million.

With Nine Free Agents And A Pierce Option, Celtics' Offseason Full Of Questions

This summer promises to be one of the more interesting and possibly tumultuous offseasons in recent memory for the Celtics as he team faces numerous question marks regarding the current roster.