List of Boston Celtics accomplishments and records

35 people were inducted in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as players, 5 – as coaches, 6 – as contributors.[4]

Additionally, Johnny Most, longtime radio announcer for the Celtics, was honored with the Hall of Fame's Curt Gowdy Media Award in 1993.

Notes:

• ¹ In total, Heinsohn was inducted into the Hall of Fame twice – as player and as coach.
• ² In total, Bird was inducted into the Hall of Fame twice – as player and as a member of the 1992 Olympic team.

The Celtics have retired 22 numbers,[5] the most of any professional sports franchise in North America.[6] The Celtics will be retiring number 5 for Kevin Garnett during the 2020–21 season.[7]

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  Robert Parish, C (1980–1994); retired January 18, 1998
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  Walter A. Brown, founder, owner (1946–1964); retired October 17, 1964
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  Red Auerbach, head coach, executive (1950–2006); retired January 4, 1985
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  Dennis Johnson, G (1983–1990); retired December 13, 1991
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  Bill Russell, C ¹ (1956–1969); retired March 12, 1972
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  Jo Jo White, PG (1969–1979); retired April 9, 1982
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  Bob Cousy, PG (1950–1963); retired October 16, 1963
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  Tom Heinsohn, F ²
  (1956–1965); retired October 15, 1966
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  Satch Sanders, PF ³
  (1960–1973); retired January 1973
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  John Havlicek, SF (1962–1978); retired October 13, 1978
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  Dave Cowens, C ⁴
  (1970–1980); retired February 8, 1981
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  Jim Loscutoff, PF ⁵ (1955–1964); retired 1964
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  Don Nelson, F (1965–1976); retired 1978
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  Bill Sharman, G (1951–1961); retired October 15, 1966
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  Ed Macauley, C (1950–1956); retired October 16, 1963
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  Frank Ramsey, SF (1954–1964); retired 1964
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  Sam Jones, SG (1957–1969); retired March 9, 1969
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  K.C. Jones, PG ⁶ (1958–1967); retired February 12, 1967
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  Cedric Maxwell, SF ⁷ (1977–1985); retired December 15, 2003
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  Kevin McHale, PF (1980–1993); retired January 30, 1994
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  Larry Bird, F (1979–1992); retired February 4, 1993
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  Paul Pierce, F (1998–2013); retired February 11, 2018
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  Reggie Lewis, SF ⁸ (1987–1993); retired March 22, 1995
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  Johnny Most, broadcaster (1953–1990); retired 1990

• ¹ Also served as head coach (1966–69).
• ² Also served as head coach (1969–78); as broadcaster (1966–1969, 1980–present).
• ³ Also served as head coach (1978).
• ⁴ Also served as head coach (1978–79).
• ⁵ Loscutoff, who wore #18, asked that his legacy be honored by allowing other Celtics to wear his number in the future. On one of the banners of retired numbers at the TD Garden, Loscutoff is represented by a square with the letters "LOSCY". #18 was later retired for Dave Cowens.
• ⁶ Also served as head coach (1983–88).
• ⁷ Also served as broadcaster (2001–present); briefly wore No. 30 in 1977–78.
• ⁸ Died of a heart attack while still playing for the team; number retired posthumously.

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All-Star Game selections[9]

NBA All-Star Game head coaches

• Red Auerbach – 1957–1967
• Tom Heinsohn – 1972–1974, 1976
• Bill Fitch – 1982
• K. C. Jones – 1984–1987
• Chris Ford – 1991
• Doc Rivers – 2008, 2011
• Brad Stevens – 2017