Cattles on Causeway

Hugo Gonzalez is one of the most exciting pieces to the Boston Celtics roster as we prepare for the 2026-2027 NBA season. Nick Cattles breaks down what we saw during his rookie campaign, Brad Stevens’ praise, and what reasonable expectations are for Gonzalez’s second season. Is he ready for a second year leap?Nick Cattles also discusses possession maxxing, what it means for the Celtics, and how new additions Paul George & Mitchell Robinson fit in with the philosophy. It’s a calculated approach by Stevens and Head Coach Joe Mazzulla, that the Celtics hope will pay off. Welcome to Cattles On Causeway!

Hugo Gonzalez is one of the most exciting pieces to the Boston Celtics roster as we prepare for the 2026-2027 NBA season. Nick Cattles breaks down what we saw during his rookie campaign, Brad Stevens’ praise, and what reasonable expectations are for Gonzalez’s second season. Is he ready for a second year leap?Nick Cattles also discusses possession maxxing, what it means for the Celtics, and how new additions Paul George & Mitchell Robinson fit in with the philosophy. It’s a calculated approach by Stevens and Head Coach Joe Mazzulla, that the Celtics hope will pay off. Welcome to Cattles On Causeway!

Brad Stevens and several Boston Celtics players had a lot to say about the offensive identity of this year’s team without Jaylen Brown. From Sam Hauser to Payton Pritchard to Baylor Scheierman, everyone was singing the same song. Jayson Tatum will certainly be the nexus, but it’s more about what the other guys are doing on the floor at the same time and how Joe Mazzulla plans on changing the team’s approach. Meanwhile, one of the biggest off-the-floor questions the Celtics still face is the long-term future of Payton Pritchard. Pritchard is extension eligible, but there hasn’t been much noise made about a deal getting done. Will it? And, if not, why would the C’s not extend a vital part of their team in past and present? Host Nick Cattles answers all these questions in the latest episode of “Cattles On Causeway!"

Brad Stevens and several Boston Celtics players had a lot to say about the offensive identity of this year’s team without Jaylen Brown. From Sam Hauser to Payton Pritchard to Baylor Scheierman, everyone was singing the same song. Jayson Tatum will certainly be the nexus, but it’s more about what the other guys are doing on the floor at the same time and how Joe Mazzulla plans on changing the team’s approach. Meanwhile, one of the biggest off-the-floor questions the Celtics still face is the long-term future of Payton Pritchard. Pritchard is extension eligible, but there hasn’t been much noise made about a deal getting done. Will it? And, if not, why would the C’s not extend a vital part of their team in past and present? Host Nick Cattles answers all these questions in the latest episode of “Cattles On Causeway!”

The Boston Celtics look to return to contention with the help of Jayson Tatum along with new additions Paul George, Mitchell Robinson, and Mike Conley. Multiple national outlets have released their NBA preseason power rankings and Nick Cattles discusses where the Celtics have landed and where he thinks they should be. Meanwhile, Derrick White struggled shooting last year and that can’t happen this season if the Celtics want to reach their potential. Along we White, we preview a guard position that includes Payton Pritchard, Conley, and others. Finally, we look at Neemias Queta and the rest of the bigs that round out the 2026-2027 Boston Celtics roster.