Celtics ownership contemplates future of TD Garden and arena options

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Last updated Oct 13, 2026

Celtics ownership contemplates future of TD Garden and arena options
Summary

Boston Celtics owner Bill Chisholm has indicated a preference to improve fan and player experiences at TD Garden, rather than pursue a new arena in the near future. Since the franchise's sale for $6.1 billion, speculation about a new venue has persisted, yet Chisholm's recent comments suggest a commitment to exploring enhancements at their current location. The team faces challenges under the existing arena revenue structure, where Delaware North holds most non-basketball earnings. Chisholm noted that a new arena could increase the team's financial prospects and improve fan experience, but it would require navigating public funding complexities and debates over location accessibility.

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  • •Celtics have played at TD Garden since 1995.
  • •Chisholm emphasizes improving current venue instead of building new.
  • •Delaware North controls most revenue from non-basketball events.
  • •New arena could boost Celtics' financial position and fan experience.
  • •Accessibility concerns arise with potential new locations.
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  • 2:05 AMYahoo Sports — Why Boston Celtics Would Be Wise to Hold Off On Building New Arena
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Will they or won’t they? That has been the question since ownership changed hands.

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