The 54-19 Boston Celtics will make the trip to Texas' Frost Bank Center to face the 31-41 San Antonio Spurs on Saturday, March 29, as their last and longest road trip of the NBA's 2024-25 regular season continues.

Jayson Tatum will be back in the Celtics lineup for Saturday’s game against the Spurs after a one-game absence due to a sprained ankle. The All-Star forward was removed entirely from the injury report for the matchup five days after spraining his ankle in a win over the Sacramento Kings on Monday night.

With six-time All-Star Jayson Tatum sidelined due to an ankle injury, the Boston Celtics extended their win streak to seven with a 132-102 victory Wednesday night against the Phoenix Suns. The win simultaneously ended the Suns’ four-game winning streak as they fell back down to the 11th seed in the Western Conference.

As the Boston Celtics gear up to face the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night, the biggest piece of news surrounding the team isn't the return of Jayson Tatum but of the team's historic sale. The Celtics are currently in the process of selling the team's ownership to William Chisholm for a historic $6.

Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens spoke to the media about the pending sale of the storied ball club from current majority owners Wyc and Irv Grousbeck to a group led by private equity billionaire Bill Chisholm,

According to reports, Bill Chisholm's record-breaking deal to acquire the Boston Celtics may violate NBA's ownership rules regarding private equity.