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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-29 · 188 entries checked · 151 flagged · 300 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 300 still open
Bill Russell Dynasty — The claim that Russell was one of only eight players to achieve the Triple Crown is incorrect; the actual number is more than eight.
Bill Russell Dynasty — The claim that Russell was the only NBA player to have his jersey number retired league-wide after his death is inaccurate; the NBA also retired #23 for Michael Jordan (though later unretired for players who already wore it).
Larry Bird Era — The entry states Bird was inducted twice as a player, but the second induction in 2010 was as a member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic team, not as an individual player.
Celtic Pride Identity — The lore states Tatum is a 'six-time All-Star' and 'five-time All-NBA selection', but as of the 2024-25 season he has five All-Star selections and four All-NBA selections, making this factually incorrect.
Celtic Pride Identity — The lore states Tatum and Jaylen Brown made up the 'Jays' duo 'from Tatum’s rookie season until 2026', which is speculative and not established canon; no definitive end date has been confirmed.
Celtics-76ers Rivalry — The entry is about the Celtics-Pistons rivalry but the intro, tagline, and stats section header refer to the Celtics-76ers rivalry, and the stats list 76ers players instead of Pistons players.
Celtics-76ers Rivalry — The STATS section lists Paul Pierce as a key Celtics figure for the primary era focus of 1960s–1980s, but his prime was in the 2000s, making this a misattribution.
Championship Banners Ceiling — The entry states 'Total Championships Displayed=16' but the Celtics have 17 championships (the 17th won in 2008), so the count is wrong.
Championship Banners Ceiling — The entry states the old banners and retired numbers hang at the team's 'now-former practice facility in Waltham,' but they actually hang at the current Auerbach Center, which is still in use.
Boston Garden — The claim that the Garden was designed by Tex Rickard is incorrect; Rickard was the promoter who conceived the arena, but the architect was Thomas W. Lamb.
Victory Parade Celebrations — The 2023-24 Celtics had an offensive rating of 122.2, not 123.2, and it was not the highest in NBA history.
Red Auerbach Legacy — Auerbach's 17-game winning streak with the Washington Capitols in 1946–47 stood as the single-season league record until 1969. — This is incorrect; the record was broken earlier by the 1949–50 Minneapolis Lakers (18 games) and others before 1969.
Red Auerbach Legacy — Auerbach drafted Chuck Cooper in 1950, who is described in the source as the NBA's first African-American player. — While Auerbach did draft Chuck Cooper, Cooper was not the NBA's first African-American player; he was the first African-American player drafted,
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