Since taking over as President of Basketball Operations for the Boston Celtics, Brad Stevens has been far from shy about pulling the trigger on a trade. Entering his third season in the new role, the Celtics roster looks drastically different than it did when the former coach took over. In the last couple of years, …
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With the preseason now a thing of the past, and the regular season tip-off almost here, it’s time to take a look back at the preseason and what things we have learned about the Boston Celtics during those five games. First, let’s see how they did during the preseason. Results: Boston Celtics 114 – 106 …
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Brad Stevens knew what he was getting into. The Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations surprised many by pulling the trigger on a three-team trade, ultimately landing Kristaps Porzingis while sending Marcus Smart to the Memphis Grizzlies. They say the team that gets the best player wins the trade. On paper, that would be Boston. …
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The Boston Celtics have a big man problem — just as they did in 2019-20 and 2020-21. At last season’s trade deadline, Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens plugged the hole with Daniel Theis, but this past offseason he parlayed the German big man and other assets for Malcolm Brogdon. The current campaign’s issues …
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Though he was heavily linked to the Boston Celtics over the summer, the odds of Kevin Durant being acquired by a Cs front office led by President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens are currently astronomical. At this point, that’s the best course of action. Durant is making the rounds right now for calling out his …
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