- Sam Jones profiled as Steve's #9 all-time Celtic: known for his signature bank shot, 22.8 ppg scoring average over 12 seasons, three-time All-League selection, and a member of the NBA's Top 25, Top 50, and Top 75 all-time lists.
- Sam Jones won 10 championships with Boston, including a stretch of 8 straight titles alongside Bill Russell and Tom Heinsohn.
- K.C. Jones highlighted as Sam Jones' defensive partner in the backcourt, helping shoulder defensive duties so Sam could focus on scoring.
- Bill Russell recalled as the dominant defensive anchor of the 1960s Celtics and later as player-coach during the 1969 championship run.
- John Havlicek noted as Boston's emerging star and top scorer during the 1969 Finals run.
- Satch Sanders remembered as a great defensive role player on those 1960s Celtics teams.
- Bailey Howell recalled as an aging but effective rebounder and 'garbage' player in his Celtics years.
- Bill Sharman mentioned briefly as a strong offensive player from the earlier Celtics era.
- Emmette Bryant recalled as a journeyman point guard who played key minutes for Boston during the 1969 Finals.
- Story told of Sam Jones' iconic Game 4 bank shot to beat the Lakers in the 1969 NBA Finals, aided by Bill Russell substituting himself out for more offense.
- Modern Celtics discussion: Mitchell Robinson's offseason addition and Paul George/Jayson Tatum roster mix discussed as part of the team's improved outlook for 2026-27.