The Boston Celtics face difficult roster decisions this offseason. Following a disappointing playoff exit against the New York Knicks, and with Jayson Tatum expected to miss the entire 2025-26 season,

The Celtics offseason is starting to heat up with the NBA Draft less than two weeks away. Brad Stevens and Boston’s front office have a lot on their to-do list to rework the roster in the wake of a financial crunch and Jayson Tatum’s season-ending injury. Let’s answer some questions about the future in this week’s mailbag.

When Jayson Tatum ruptured his Achilles in Game 4 of a second-round loss to the New York Knicks, the range of potential outcomes for the Celtics’ offseason expanded. Staring at a salary-cap mess, they would have likely needed to stomach significant change anyway, but the injury brought additional possibilities into play.

The Boston Celtics have a salary cap problem, but they could get out of the second apron with a bold trade idea that brings them two new starters from the Utah Jazz.

To dip beneath the NBA’s second apron and avoid the raft of roster-building restrictions ... among others – the Celtics would need to shed $20 million in salary. They could take further ...

Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown has been named the Atlanta Hawks’ ambitious offseason trade target.  The Celtics need to make trades this offseason to avoid having the most expensive roster in the NBA next season.

The NBA Draft is 30 days away, and the Celtics have picks Nos. 28 and 32 and need to add youth and athleticism to a roster that needs those qualities to make the adequate transition to a long-term ...

Tatum is great, but there’s a lot of teams that would gladly trade their roster for what Boston has even without Tatum.” Interesting thoughts as the Celtics wade deeper into an offseason that ...

The Sacramento Kings sure seem to be thinking about guards who play for or played for the Boston Celtics, according to recent reporting from the Stein Line's Jake Fischer. Per the Stein Line reporter,