The Celtics waived 2025 G League MVP JD Davison in order to get under the NBA's second apron luxury tax for the upcoming season.

Lonnie Walker IV is set to play overseas once again as he agreed to a deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv in Israel, per NBA insider Marc Stein. Walker is set to be one of the highest-paid players overseas, though he has an NBA buyout clause until Aug. 1.

The Celtics have opened up a roster spot, but more importantly have officially (for now, anyway) accomplished the goal of their summer.

Star Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown is no stranger to unorthodox offseason workouts, but it has come to light that the Georgia native has been taking that approach to an entirely new level. In a recent article by Athletic reporter Elise Devlin,

Georges Niang recently appeared on a podcast and addressed that even as a Boston native, he wasn't going to get any love in the city after Kristaps Porzingis' departure.

Back in 2017, the Boston Celtics made two major moves that would define their future, though not in the way anyone expected. First, they used the No. 3 overall pick to draft Jayson Tatum, a polished scorer from Duke.

JD Davison had a heck of a season in the G League, but the Celtics waived the guard to dip back under the NBA's second apron.

Boston Celtics fans got their first glimpse of Hugo Gonzalez during the franchise's five-game run at the Las Vegas Summer League. Gonzalez joined the Celtics as the 28th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, having spent the past two seasons with Real Madrid.

Georges Niang is aware that a lot of Boston Celtics fans (still) do not like him after he got into an altercation with Jaylen Brown during Game 7 of the 2023 Eastern Conference semifinals, when he was still with the Philadelphia 76ers.