RobGreeneNBA
Jrue Holiday has not heard much about Team USA's desire for another Olympic run with the guard, but he would be interested.
www.si.comHere’s the latest on Jrue Holiday and championships:
- Jrue Holiday captured another NBA title with the Boston Celtics in 2024, adding to his championship pedigree and making him one of the few players to win titles with two different franchises in playoff-minimum high-usage roles. This is the most recent championship in his career to date.[5]
- In the 2024 Finals, Holiday contributed solid numbers (about 14.4 PPG, 7.4 RPG, 3.8 APG across the series) and played a key defensive and floor-general role for Boston, helping seal the title in five games.[2][5]
- Reports from late 2025 indicate Holiday was traded from Boston to Portland, but remained a veteran presence and continued to impact teams with leadership and playoff experience, including his occasional high-impact performances in return games against his former club.[3]
Summary by angle:
- Championships won: 2 NBA titles (Milwaukee 2021; Boston 2024) across two franchises, with a historic Finals-to-regular-season performance context in 2024.[2][5]
- Notable milestones: First player to reach certain efficiency and scoring marks in Finals history during the 2024 series, and a prominent playoff contributor in multiple championship runs.[2]
- Recent developments: Trade logistics in 2025 shifting teams, but continuing role as a veteran winner and leader on the court.[3]
If you’d like, I can pull the most current headlines or provide a timeline highlighting his championship-season performances and key playoff moments with citations.