Chisholm on Celtics: Steady Hands, Winning Culture

0:00It's April 8th. Welcome in. This is Boston Celtics News Today, where team coverage meets AI. Bill Chisholm, the new majority owner of the Boston Celtics, just sat down for a one-on-one interview with the Boston Globe, dropping insights on his. First year staring the ship, he's a lifelong diehard fan who's been showing up court side at TD Garden without hovering too much. Chisholm loves this squad for their grit, execution, and leadership, and he's all about striking that balance of support without micromanaging. He's crediting former owner Weiss at Growsbyck for a smooth handover after more than 20 years on the job, and shouting out President Abaskable, operations Brad Stevens and the exec team for handling the hoop side flawlessly. Chisholm's biggest challenge? Keeping the winning culture intact and dodging the new owner trap of shaking everything up. Instead, he's leaning on Stevens and crew to spot tweaks, with culture as the top priority heading into the off-season, fans are breathing easy knowing he's not slashing costs, or treating

1:02the team by just another business. Chisholm's proving his commitment by trusting Stevens, General Manager Rich Gotham, and Coach Joe Mazzella, they're all on the same page. He gave major props to Jalen Brown for leveling up in year 10, calling him a top leader, and his personal MVP for coaching from the bench and taking, charge. On the arena front, Chisholm still digs TD Garden's energy and history, no big moves there despite fan chatter. He grew up on the North Shore, now living right in Boston proper, sharing the ride with his wife and three kids in their mid to late 20s, all. Massive Celtic spans, sounds like steady hands at the helm, keeping the green machine rolling, strong into the future.