With Jayson Tatum presumably out and a high payroll on the books, we're looking at three mock trades for Boston

After falling to the New York Knicks in six games, the Boston Celtics' title defense is over. Due to Jayson Tatum's achilles tear which is expected to sideline

In the aftermath of the season, attention has turned to the Celtics' roster and financial future. According to The Athletic's Jay King, the team is facing a projected payroll exceeding $500 million for the 2025-26 season, including luxury tax penalties.

"We still have a really, really great opportunity and a great window to be successful and win a championship again." The post Jrue Holiday hoping to remain with Celtics entering uncertain offseason appeared first on Boston.

The Celtics fell to the Knicks in the second round, which is interestingly the same round that many reigning champions have had trouble with in recent years.

Before they can think of a rematch vs. Indy in the 2024 East Finals, they will need to win Game 6 on the road -- and then Game 7 at home.

The series took a significant turn in Game 4 when Celtics star Jayson Tatum suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon late in the game. Tatum collapsed to the court, clutching his right heel, and was subsequently helped off.