With the Boston Celtics reportedly interested in Giannis Antetokounmpo and perhaps willing to trade Jaylen Brown to make it happen, more details have emerged about their pursuit.

The Boston Celtics are reportedly interested in acquiring Giannis Antetokounmpo, but the Milwaukee Bucks may still have avenue's to explore

Starting on Sunday, Boston can begin negotiating with its own fre aents and extension eligible players. They are also now eligible to make and complete trades. The free agents currently under Boston's control are: Nikola Vucevic, Neemias Queta, Aari Williams, Jordan Walsh, Ron Harper Jr., Max Shulga, John Tonje and Dalano Banton.

The Celtics appear to be buyers this offseason, but if there's a golden opportunity to sell, they shouldn't be opposed.

The stay for one prominent Celtics trade addition in Boston is expected to be a brief one. Nikola Vucevic played a meaningful reserve center role in Boston up until his Game 7 benching by Joe Mazzulla against the 76ers following his acquisition at the trade deadline.

The Celtics will be on the hunt for an upgrade at the center position this offseason and one lottery team is already involved in trade talks involving their star big man. Sam Amick of the Athletic reports that the Kings have discussed a possible Domantas Sabonis trade with the Hornets.

With Nikola Vucevic expected to walk in free agency, the Trail Blazers won the Jrue Holiday-Anfernee Simons swap with the Celtics.

Today in Boston Celtics history, Hall of Fame general manager Red Auerbach executed one of the most unequal trades in NBA history.