B rad Stevens and the Boston Celtics have been busy this offseason. Due to the torn Achilles injury suffered by Jayson Tatum and the team's luxury tax situation, the Celtics were forced to trade away two of their main pieces early on in the offseason.

The Boston Celtics have already made two major trades this offseason and are reportedly looking to continue making wide-sweeping moves. The Celtics have cut nearly $25 million off their books by trading Kristaps Porzingis to Atlanta and Jrue Holiday to Portland.

Sabonis has been a nightly double-double threat since becoming a full-time starter with the Indiana Pacers in the 2019-20 campaign. His all-around production and ability to stuff the stat sheet would make him a strong fit for a Celtics team looking to stay in the title hunt.

It’s hard to find a team that has had a worse offseason than the Boston Celtics. After entering the playoffs as the favorite to come out of the East and make their third NBA Finals in four years, the Celtics were upset in the second round.

The Boston Celtics remain active during the NBA offseason, discussing deals with several teams as they try to retool their roster. This summer, the Celtics alr

The Celtics face an offseason of uncertainty. Here are their options ahead of the draft, including three big trades.

The Boston Celtics knew entering the offseason that there was a good chance they'd have to move on from Kristaps Porzingis. Porzingis is a great player, but he has flaws, notably his history of dealing with injuries throughout his career.

The Boston Celtics are continuing their busy offseason as they are now reportedly trying to trade their $100 million guard. A key insider asserted that the Celt

Connor Thomas of Bleacher Report has come up with a trade idea that would land a three-team All-Star big man in Boston. He suggested a potential trade for Sacramento Kings star Domantas Sabonis.