Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl

Kevin Garnett addressed many issues in an interview with the Globe on Friday and one of them was his future, which has been a touchy subject for the moody forward in past years.

Garnett said he wants to retire a Celtic and has not ruled out signing beyond next season, when he contract expires.

“I want to finish my career as a Celtic,” said Garnett, who joined Boston in a trade with Minnesota before the 2007-08 season. “This is it. I don’t plan on bouncing from team-to-team, that’s not really the plan. Hopefully God willing, I can finish my career out in the classy, elegant with a class-full organization as Boston. I don’t want to downgrade. I want to continue to be where I’m at. This is the first option and hopefully the only option.”

When asked if he would play past next season, Garnett said with a giggle: “My body and I gotta actually have a one-on-one to see future-wise, where I’m at and what I want to do. So I will make that decision.”

The power forward also said he has full confidence that the Celtics can make another title run with “young components.”

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WRITTEN BY Gary Washburn, Globe staff & FULL STORY HERE