Queta is the most likely and best equipped to become the Celtics' starting center. His 13.7 minutes per game this past season ...

The Boston Celtics are going to have a new starting center next season after trading Kristaps Porzingis to the Atlanta Hawks. Moving Porzingis was part of the Celtics' goal to shed salary. While they ...

Neemias Queta underwent surgery following the Celtics' elimination to address knee soreness that's ailed him for several ...

With only Queta, Xavier Tillman Sr., Luka Garza, and Amari Williams as true bigs on the roster this season barring a late ...

A Boston Celtics big man has weighed in on the team's flurry of summer moves, amidst a surprisingly thorough offseason. When six-time All-Star power forward Jay ...

After shedding salary to avoid the second apron, the Boston Celtics must now finalize their 2025-26 roster. The key decision?

Queta, not Tatum or White or Jaylen Brown, is Boston's leader in net rating this season at plus-22.7. It helps he's only played 125 minutes, but remember, we're talking about the Celtics here.

The Boston Celtics gave Neemias Queta his first extended stretch of the season during their game against the Atlanta Hawks on November 26. In 15 minutes of action, Queta put up seven points and 10 ...

After the Kings drafted Queta, they flew him and first-round pick Mitchell to Sacramento, showed them around town briefly, and took them on a tour of the Golden 1 Center, where they'll open the ...

Neemias Queta, a 7-foot center from Portugal, left the Sacramento Kings’ Las Vegas Summer League win over the Indiana Pacers Sunday due to a left calf injury.

Neemias Queta is still two-way eligible and would make sense on a great many rosters. — John Hollinger (@johnhollinger) September 12, 2023 The potential begins with Queta’s physical tools.

Neemias Queta holds Portuguese nationality. Before making his debut in the NBA league, he played youth basketball for the Barreirense Basket, a club from Barreiro, Portugal, from 2009 to 2017.