The Boston Celtics received their championship rings and raised Banner 18 to the TD Garden rafters on Tuesday night.

The Boston Celtics celebrating their championship by carrying out what made ring night possible captured the maturity of a group that won't lose sight of what made them successful a season ago but ...

The rings were presented as part of the Celtics' celebration of their record-setting 18th NBA championship. Boston's celebration also included raising the banner to the rafters of TD Garden.

The Celtics received their championship hardware on Tuesday night at TD Garden ahead of the 2024-25 season opener against the Knicks. The rings had been kept under wraps, even from players.

The Celtics had multiple former champions at ring night Tuesday, including the Big 3 of Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen.

In his 18 seasons of play, Allen would go on to break the NBA’s all-time three-pointers made record, earn 10 All-Star selections, and of course, win two NBA championship rings.

Sixteen years ago, Tony Allen was in the same position with the Celtics. As such, the Memphis Grizzlies legend's memories are still vivid of how he obtained and proudly boasted the championship ...

Multiple Celtics legends were in attendance for ring night, including the “Big Three” from the 2008 title run of Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen.

UConn legends Ray Allen, Emeka Okafor and Rudy Gay weigh in on where the team's 2023 championship stacks up against previous national title runs.

That historic 2008 team, with future Hall of Famers Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett, won banner No. 17 in a blowout Game 6 win over Kobe Bryant and the Lakers.

Ahead of tip-off for their title defense during the 2024-25 season, the Celtics celebrated their latest title with a banner-raising and championship ring ceremony in front of a raucous home crowd.