Bill Chisholm is now the owner of the Boston Celtics, the team announced on Tuesday morning. Chisholm, a longtime Celtics fan with professional roots in private equity, reportedly agreed to a deal to purchase the team last March that was approved by the NBA’s Board of Governors last week.

There were concerns that he might not return after his contract was up, and his status in terms of health was unclear after a knee injury.

The Celtics have made it official with the leadership structure between new governor Bill Chisholm and longtime owner Wyc Grousbeck.

The Celtics roster is coming together, though there's still time for the front office to continue making tweaks.

From the moment the final buzzer sounded on their series win to when they had to show up to be in the title-celebrating duck boat parade in the City of Boston, White gave us a detailed account of what he did after winning it all with the Celtics.

The Boston Celtics are set to lose center Al Horford in free agency, according to an NBA insider. Initially, the center was expected to stay since the front of

But it appears the illness is behind him as the former Celtics big man is playing for his native Latvia ahead of the EuroBasket competition. Latvia has played in a few exhibition games ahead of the actual tournament, plus they have pair of friendlies still coming up in Greece and Italy in a few days.

Today in Boston Celtics history, guard Will Bynum signed a training camp deal with the team after going unselected in the 2005 NBA Draft. Bynum, a native of Chicago, Illinois, played his NCAA basketball at Arizona and then later transferred to Georgia Tech.