The Boston Celtics might trade Sam Hauser this offseason, but they are going to be very careful as to how they will approach it. A big man would make sense, but it would depend on how quality of a big man they would be getting.
The Clippers were floated as a third team in a potential Giannis trade, but they may not be so eager to get involved after all.
If they are careful, the Celtics should have a tight window to pay their young starting center while avoiding luxury tax concerns this offseason.
If the Celtics want Giannis Antetokounmpo, their path to outbidding the Heat is not only clear, but painfully easy.
The Boston Celtics have been involved in the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes, though things have died down a tad in the past day or so. Before it concludes, something needs to be said about their pursuit of the Greek Freak.
It sounds like the Heat are bracing for an inevitable outcome to the Giannis saga that they should have seen coming.
It sounds like a forgone conclusion that the Celtics won't get the chance to sign Ayo Dosunmu as the Timberwolves look to retain the 26-year-old guard.
Jay Williams falsely reported on "Get Up" that Jaylen Brown has removed all connections to the Celtics from his social media.
The Celtics are up to something, and they may actually be trying to score Giannis Antetokounmpo while keeping Jaylen Brown in Boston.
The Boston Celtics and Miami Heat are competing to acquire Giannis Antetokounmpo. Believe it or not, there is a scenario where both sides could win, though it's debatable as to whether said scenario is realistic.
Jaylen Brown promised fans that they have yet to see the best version of him, despite coming off of a career-year for the Celtics.
Jalen Brunson set an example of what NBA superstars can do if they truly value winning above all. Could Giannis follow suit?
An unlikely trade target has emerged for the Celtics in Utah's Walker Kessler, who appears to be disgruntled with his contract situation.
The Celtics are scanning the market for an upgrade at center, but maybe they just need to take a more unconventional approach to their frontcourt issues.
Here is the latest intel on the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes, which comes with a lesson that Celtics fans are quite familiar with.
The Sacramento Kings have not been mentioned as a possible third team in a blockbuster trade featuring the Boston Celtics and Giannis Antetokounmpo. However, they would make sense, and it would benefit Boston in more ways than one.
After months of Giannis-to-Miami rumors, Boston has jumped right into the mix, and the reasons why couldn't be more obvious.
A Western Conference franchise at a crossroads could help the Celtics facilitate a deal that allows Giannis Antetokounmpo to join forces with Jayson Tatum.
If the Celtics were to trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo, the move would have parallels to both the Kevin Garnett and Kyrie Irving trades to Boston.
Bill Simmons recently tipped his hand that the Celtics have gone way further down the Giannis rabbit hole than anyone could have imagined.
The Bulls' decision to hire Tiago Splitter brings the Celtics one step closer to losing assistant coach Tyler Lashbrook to the Trail Blazers.
Nikola Vucevic said Monday that he hopes to find a new home in the NBA after his contract with the Celtics expires this summer.
The Giannis Antetokounmpo saga has only continued over the past few days. It's exciting to see if the Boston Celtics pull off that deal, but there are certain benefits to a Giannis trade that go beyond just him.
The Celtics and Knicks both went 16-3 in the playoff runs to their most recent NBA titles. New York's championship journey might also share another characteristic with Boston's.
By now, it's become evident the Boston Celtics want Giannis Antetokounmpo. The latest chapter of the saga indicates that it's possible Jaylen Brown might not be included in the deal.