The Celtics waived 2025 G League MVP JD Davison in order to get under the NBA's second apron luxury tax for the upcoming ...

How the Boston Celtics brilliantly avoided NBA tax penalties by breaking up their championship core and brilliant free agency moves.

At this point, the Celtics are $4.5 million below the second apron, $7.4 million over the first apron, and $15.4 million over the luxury tax. It will be difficult for the Celtics to cut more while ...

The Celtics continue to make moves throughout the season, and they've recently waived G League MVP JD Davison.

BOSTON (AP) — Even before Jayson Tatum limped off the court with a torn Achilles tendon during the Celtics’ Eastern Conference semifinals ... And as a team exceeding the second apron of the salary cap ...

The Celtics will begin to get a glimpse of their future this week as they get a closer look at their rookies and other key young players in Las Vegas for NBA Summer League. Brad Stevens will be ...

The salary cap has crunched down on the Celtics again. This time, backup center Luke Kornet is headed out of Boston, agreeing to sign with the San Antonio Spurs in NBA free agency on Monday. The ...

Celtics Offseason Tracker Celtics offseason tracker: A closer look at how the roster has changed via trades, signings, and salary cap moves By Amin Touri Globe Staff,Updated July 3, 2025, 12:16 p.m.

The NBA announced in June the salary cap is set at just over $154.6 million. The luxury tax starts at $187.9 million, with $195.9 million and $207.8 million the first and second aprons respectively.

The Boston Celtics traded away fan-favorite center Kristaps Porzingis over the NBA offseason as the team loses a key part of the 2024 title-winning team.

According to reports, general manager Brad Stevens is thinking about making this audacious move, which might provide the team instant competitiveness without sacrificing its long-term financial ...