Brian Robb

1 week ago | thesunchronicle.com | Brian Robb

The Celtics star will be sidelined for at least a large chunk of next season, leaving Boston with plenty of minutes to fill on the wing. The path towards filling those minutes won't come easy with Boston's current payroll commitments. The Celtics currently sit above the second apron by about $20 million with $227 million committed to 12 players. MassLive.com is a news partner of The Sun Chronicle. To subscribe, visit masslive.com/subscribe.

1 week ago | masslive.com | Brian Robb

The Celtics trade rumor mill is starting to heat up with the NBA Draft less than a week away. Boston is expected unload some salary to get below the second apron ($207 million) for next season, which makes high-priced talent like Jrue Holiday potential trade options for the team. The veteran guard has already been connected to teams with interest in the guard like the Mavericks and Clippers in recent weeks, but one other team on the hunt for a point guard is the Sacramento Kings.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Brian Robb

The Celtics trade rumor mill is starting to heat up with the NBA Draft less than a week away. Boston is expected unload some salary to get below the second apron ($207 million) for next season, which makes high-priced talent like Jrue Holiday potential trade options for the team. The veteran guard has already been connected to teams with interest in the guard like the Mavericks and Clippers in recent weeks, but one other team on the hunt for a point guard is the Sacramento Kings.

1 week ago | masslive.com | Brian Robb

Guerschon Yabusele was one of the few bright spots for the Philadelphia 76ers last season. The former Celtics draft pick made his return to the NBA in the fall on a veteran’s minimum deal after a successful stint in Europe that included a title with Real Madrid. Yabusele turned some heads during the Paris Olympics by helping lead France to the silver medal and the performance eventually earned him a shot in Philadelphia on a one-year deal.

1 week ago | masslive.com | Brian Robb

The Celtics could certainly use some help for next year’s roster after losing Jayson Tatum to a.torn Achilles last month. The Celtics star will be sidelined for at least a large chunk of next season, leaving Boston with plenty of minutes to fill on the wing. The path towards filling those minutes won’t come easy with Boston’s current payroll commitments. The Celtics currently sit above the second apron by about $20 million with $227 million committed to 12 players.