Even though he didn't win a title, Marcus Smart is widely seen as a Boston Celtics legend. The former Oklahoma State star played nine seasons for the franchise

Star Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown is no stranger to unorthodox offseason workouts, but it has come to light that the Georgia native has been taking that approach to an entirely new level. In a recent article by Athletic reporter Elise Devlin,

The biggest moves Boston made featured the Celtics sending out Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis. While those deals made plenty of sense for Boston from a financial perspective, one of those deals could have hurt the Celtics’ chances of landing a premier free agent.

Just before Summer League got underway, the Boston Celtics brought in big man Charles Bassey. This proved to be a smart decision, as he shined for them in Las Vegas. Across the three games he appeared in, Bassey averaged 15.3 PPG, 11.0 RPG, and an impressive 2.0 BPG.

The pair were seen talking on-court when Boston played the Bucks last season, but the chat had little to do with a Blazers team-up.

Georges Niang recently appeared on a podcast and addressed that even as a Boston native, he wasn't going to get any love in the city after Kristaps Porzingis' departure.

Utah signed Springer back in March following the Celtics dealing him away at the trade deadline in a salary dump to the Houston Rockets. Houston immediately waived Springer after thar deal, leading him to sign a 10-day contract with the Jazz and eventually a three-year contract which was largely non-guaranteed.