Celtics City: Release date news, cast details, streaming details and more the latest HBO docuseries

Scene from the trailer of Celtics City | Image via Max
Scene from the trailer of Celtics City | Image via Max

Celtics City, the new sports docuseries by HBO, premiered on March 3, 2025. The docuseries will depict the history and legacy of one of the best NBA teams, the Boston Celtics.

The logline of Celtics City reads:

CELTICS CITY chronicles the history, cultural impact, and extraordinary tale of the NBA’s winningest and most storied franchise, the Boston Celtics, the current 2024 NBA Champion. The series contains extensive, never-before-seen archives and more than 80 interviews of past and present Boston Celtics legends – from Bob Cousy and Larry Bird to Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown.

The documentary series will showcase interviews with legends, archival footage, and also the cultural and societal challenges they faced, and the impact and influence of the most successful NBA team.

Let’s take a look at the release date of episodes, cast details, and more about Celtics City.


Celtics City: Release date, episodes, and streaming details.

As previously mentioned, Celtics City was released on March 3, 2025, at 9 PM ET/PT on HBO and will also be available to stream on Max.

The docuseries will tell the history of the Boston Celtics in nine episodes to be released every Monday.

Episode NumberTitleRelease Date
Chapter IFoundin FatherMarch 3, 2025
Chapter IINo Final VictoriesMarch10, 2025
Chapter IIIAll Swept UpMarch 17, 2025
Chapter IVGreat Hope, PeriodMarch 24, 2025
Chapter VF**k The CelticsMarch 31, 2025
Chapter VIUntenable TollApril 7, 2025
Chapter VIINot AgainApril 14, 2025
Chapter VIIIUbuntuApril 21, 2025
Chapter IXWe're The CelticsApril 28, 2025

What is Celtics City about? Plot details

Jaylen Brown in Celtics City | Image via Max
Jaylen Brown in Celtics City | Image via Max

The multipart docuseries will cover the history of the Boston Celtics from the early days of legends Bill Russell, Red Auerbach, and Bob Cousy, through the Civil Rights Movement, to the controversies and rivalries of the greatest NBA team.

The docuseries is directed by Lauren Stowell from Words + Pictures, who was quoted as saying:

"The Celtics are more than a basketball team. They’re a symbol of resilience, unity, and success. While chapters of the team’s story have been told, the full scope of their cultural impact has never been fully explored. Making this documentary was an incredible opportunity to delve into generations of legendary personalities, defining struggles, and extraordinary triumphs that have left a lasting mark not only on the game of basketball, but on the city of Boston and the spirit of America."

Other than Stowell, Bill Simmons, the executive producer of Ringer Films, one of the producers of the docuseries, shared:

"There’s no story quite like the Boston Celtics. Everything went right for 40 years, then nothing went right, then suddenly, things started going right again. But beyond the 18 titles and all the legends and memories, the team’s connection to the city and almost a century of American history was the most compelling piece for us. This story is bigger than basketball, and yet, it’s everything you ever loved about basketball, too."

Cast details of Celtics City

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The docuseries will contain interviews with former and current players, their family members, coaches, executives, journalists, and even Hollywood celebrities who are Boston Celtics fans.

Players such as Robert Paris, Jaylen Brown, Larry Bird, Tom Sanders, Don Nelson, and many others were interviewed. Additionally, coaches and executives such as Rick Pitino, Joe Mazzula, Chris Wallace, and Steve Pagliuca also participated in the Celtics City docuseries.


Catch new episodes of Celtics City every Monday on HBO and Max.

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Edited by Tanisha Aggarwal
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