After a disappointing exit from the playoffs, the Boston Celtics are now set to face significant changes with the offseason ...

With picks No. 28 and 32 in the draft, the Celtics can add youth and athleticism to a roster that will need it.

The Boston Celtics suddenly find themselves entering a very important offseason after they crashed out of the 2025 NBA ...

The Celtics count as repeaters for next season. Rates are based on a team’s spending above the cap. The league sets a tax bracket amount, which is an amount equal to $5 million multiplied by a ...

The Boston Celtics’ unexpected playoff exit at the ... picking up multiple firsts are valuable things." It's a classic cap management play, aimed at dodging the league’s harsh second apron ...

Celtics reporter Noa Dalzell hosts Spotrac cap expert Keith Smith to discuss the Celtics' offseason and second apron ...

If a player is seriously injured, his team can apply for the disabled-player exception to replace him. An NBA-designed ...

And should they fall in this round, what does that mean for the future of this Celtics group? In what traditionally would be seen as a triumph in roster management ... 154.6 million cap), bulging ...

He graduated in 2021 with a Master of Science degree in Sport Management ... the salary cap for themselves in this deal, while landing a top pick in the upcoming draft. The Celtics have to move ...

These Celtics didn’t lose because of the NBA ... applause from spreadsheet connoisseurs across the league for their cap management, even if they knew the second apron would be coming for ...

As currently constructed, the Celtics will be over the second apron once again next season, which is 13.4 percent above the cap and set at $207 million. If Boston remains in that second apron ...