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yardbarker.com | Jedd Pagaduan
The Celtics are surely not done wheeling and dealing just yet. They have a huge void in their frontcourt, with both Al Horford and Luke Korney being free agents and Porzingis off to Atlanta. The only man on the roster at the moment who can play center is Xavier Tillman Sr., and Boston will surely want to reinforce that position before the season begins.
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yardbarker.com | Jedd Pagaduan
It’s a testament to the appeal of the Miami Heat as a destination for superstar talent that they seem to emerge as a potential landing spot for every superstar whose name comes up in trade rumors. But they have struck out at nearly every one of them, most recently missing out on Kevin Durant after the Phoenix Suns decided to trade him away to the Houston Rockets instead. Perhaps the Heat are simply gearing up for a younger and better star to hit the market.
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clutchpoints.com | Jedd Pagaduan |Nish Patel
It's a testament to the appeal of the Miami Heat as a destination for superstar talent that they seem to emerge as a potential landing spot for every superstar whose name comes up in trade rumors. But they have struck out at nearly every one of them, most recently missing out on Kevin Durant after the Phoenix Suns decided to trade him away to the Houston Rockets instead. Perhaps the Heat are simply gearing up for a younger and better star to hit the market.
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clutchpoints.com | Jedd Pagaduan |Nish Patel
Following their elimination from the 2025 NBA playoffs at the hands of the New York Knicks, the Boston Celtics had one goal in mind: get under the second tax apron. This became imperative after losing Jayson Tatum to an Achilles injury, as it was rather impractical for the Celtics to foot a bill worth nearly half a billion dollars for a team that could make it to the second round of the playoffs at best without their best player in Tatum.
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sports.yahoo.com | Jedd Pagaduan
The post Brad Stevens hits Celtics with harsh reality after major trades appeared first on ClutchPoints. Following their elimination from the 2025 NBA playoffs at the hands of the New York Knicks, the Boston Celtics had one goal in mind: get under the second tax apron.
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