When Jimmy Butler hit the podium and was asked about Horford, the Golden State forward had a hilarious response. After being asked a question about Horford, Butler quickly responded, "Who's that?" Jimmy Butler on Al Horford verbal commitment with the Warriors “Who’s that?” (h/t @ohnohedidnt24) pic.twitter.com/BnSw3TDivH

This obsession started all the way from college, according to a 2024 report by The Athletic's Jay King, where Horford's athletic trainer in Florida revealed that he's always had a curiosity to prolong his basketball career.

Not just because Al Horford, Jrue Holiday, Kristaps Porziņģis and Luke Kornet have moved to other teams, but also because the injured Jayson Tatum can’t yet do everything he used to do. While recovering from a torn Achilles,

On Sunday, September 28, Al Horford committed to a multi-year deal with the Golden State Warriors. However, the veteran forward is unlikely to sign his contract with the franchise until Jonathan Kuminga's contractual standoff is resolved.

A Boston Celtics insider has unpacked former champion big man Al Horford's decision to ditch Boston in favor of a more lucrative, multi-year deal with the Golden State Warriors. For now, he has a "verbal agreement" in place with Golden State,

While one spot in the Golden State Warriors' frontcourt remains unaccounted for, the team added to its depth by securing a multiyear agreement with Al Horford, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.

Al Horford has committed to signing a multi-year deal with the Golden State Warriors. The veteran center left the Boston Celtics at the end of the 2024-25 NBA season, as he continues to search for opportunities to add another championship ring to his collection. Horford was part of the Celtics rotation that won the NBA championship in 2024.

The Golden State Warriors are signing veteran big man Al Horford to a multi-year deal, according to ESPN. Horford is the latest casualty of the second apron for the Boston Celtics, who traded starters Kristaps Porziņģis and Jrue Holiday and lost key reserve Luke Kornet early in free agency as part of the team's efforts to shed payroll this summer.

Now-former Boston Celtics All-Star and champion power forward/center Al Horford, who has spent seven of his last nine likely Hall of Fame seasons in Boston, has

Boston Celtics general manager Brad Stevens doesn't blame Al Horford and Luke Kornet for departing in free agency.