The Boston Celtics are interested in signing injured veteran guard Damian Lillard, and the feeling is reportedly mutual. But would the match make sense?

Lillard is currently sidelined with an Achilles tear. It's the same injury that has Jayson Tatum sitting out the upcoming season. Should the Celtics acquire Lillard, two of their 15 roster spots will be committed to talent with long-term injuries.

Despite rumors that the Boston Celtics were interested, free agent guard Damian Lillard is signing with the Portland Trail Blazers.

There’s some question marks for Lillard’s fit on the Celtics, given he needs the ball in his hands to be somewhat effective, but if he’d be willing to come off the bench, which again, doesn't sound too likely, it'd be intriguing to see what Boston could do on the offensive side of the basketball at all times throughout a game.

Following the Milwaukee Bucks' decision to release Damian Lillard following their move to sign Myles Turner, the Celtics have emerged as a possible suitor for the star veteran point guard.

The Celtics could not offer Damian Lillard much now in free agency but changes to the roster would change that.

Damian Lillard and the Celtics are reportedly eyeing each other and a championship run in 2026-27, as both sides explore a new future.

The sure-fire Hall of Famer is a free agent for the first time in his career, and the Celtics have a midlevel exception slot that could fit him nicely.

The Celtics do have the picks and young talent to potentially make a move for Lillard. Jaylen Brown could be part of the package, but the Celtics could push all-in for Lillard in other ways.

Lillard’s fit wouldn’t be immediately perfect since the Celtics still employ Kemba Walker, but that’s not a real concern. Acquiring a player of Lillard’s caliber is Step 1. Making the ...