How a quieter summer could ‘slingshot' Celtics toward future big moves | Celtics Talk

How a quieter summer could ‘slingshot’ Celtics toward future big moves | Celtics Talk



How a quieter summer could ‘slingshot’ Celtics toward future big moves | Celtics Talk

Don’t expect fireworks just yet. Chris Forsberg, Michael Holley, Brian Scalabrine, and Bobby Marks discuss why a quieter summer could actually ‘slingshot’ the Celtics into massive future moves—and how the Western Conference impacts their timeline. 

 00:00 The state of the Boston Celtics right now 
 02:00 Brian Scalabrine’s trust in Brad Stevens 
 05:00 Was trading for Nikola Vucevic a mistake? 
 08:00 Scal’s ‘slingshot’ theory 
10:00 Impact of the Western Conference 
15:00 Bobby Marks on benefits of avoiding repeater tax penalties

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  1. If they have a quiet offseason then they will be in the same exact spot as they were this year except they might make the second round to get beat by the Knicks, Cavs or Detroit

  2. Reality is that Boston last won in 2008 before the ‘Chip in 2024. In both instances they brought in great players: KG, Allen, and Posey in 2008 and Jrue, Porzingas, along with Horford for 2023-2024. IMO Brad can sign free agents or trade to improve draft position and then develop the talent.

  3. I’ll never understand wanting to fire mazzulla. You won’t find better — issues lie with the roster (which is to be expected when ur trying to gut your team). One of the worst overreactions by Cs fan base in a while. A good season that prolly wasn’t gonna end in an ecf or finals appearance anyway

  4. If your depending on Tatum who always seems to get MYSTERIOUSLY hurt whenever we're losing IN THE PLAYOFFS, & Giannis who has dealt with LOWER EXTREMITY SOFT TISSUE INJURIES the past 3 yrs & recorded only 36 games this yr, then your just stupid and incapable of assesing the problem…!!! 🤷🏻💯☘️

  5. its simple .. keep the jays , and trade for Zion or Ja … they can not be that expensive due to their vaule right now.. they both can help points in the paint

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