BREAKING NEWS: Fire Erupts at Boston Celtics’ TD Garden – Team Urges Michael Jordan to Return as Coach considering…see more

In a stunning turn of events, the iconic TD Garden — home to the 18-time NBA Champion Boston Celtics — was engulfed in flames late Monday afternoon. Emergency services responded quickly, containing the blaze before it could cause significant structural damage. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported, though the full extent of the fire’s impact is still under investigation.

Officials say the fire started in a lower-level storage area and spread quickly due to highly flammable materials. The Celtics organization has not yet disclosed whether any team memorabilia, equipment, or infrastructure has been lost. Fans gathered outside the venue as smoke billowed from the roof, many in disbelief.

But perhaps the most unexpected development of the evening came from inside the Celtics front office.

In a move no one saw coming, team executives have reportedly reached out to NBA legend. Michael Jordan, urging him to return to the league — this time as head coach of the Boston Celtics.

While Jordan is famously synonymous with the Chicago Bulls, Celtics insiders say the franchise sees this as a symbolic and strategic move in a time of crisis.

We’re rebuilding  literally and spiritually,”* said one anonymous Celtics executive. *”Bringing in the greatest player of all time is a statement. We want fire in our team, not just in the building.”*

Jordan, now 62, has never coached in the NBA, though he has owned and managed teams. Sources close to the Hall-of-Famer say he was *“shocked but intrigued”* by the offer. The Celtics’ aggressive push comes after a rocky offseason, including the departure of head coach Joe Mazzulla and rising tension among key players.

The Celtics have not yet made an official statement about the coaching position or the extent of the fire damage, but press conferences are expected within the next 24 hours.