With the Celtics being a second-apron team, it means their salary cap is well above first first-apron threshold, which then leads to significant financial penalties and restrictions on team ...

The two franchises have made some notable deals with each other in the past, and now Brooklyn could help get Boston out of a luxury tax debacle.

Per Spotrac, the Celtics now have a total salary cap number of $192,918,569, ... Perhaps this is the move that will finally get the team over the hump. 00:55.

Including Horford’s fully guaranteed salary, the Celtics’ total salaries for next season is around $157 million, via Spotrac, which is well above the projected $122 million salary cap for next ...

As relayed by Bobby Marks of ESPN, the Celtics are about $23 million over the second tax apron.They also will be without Jayson Tatum (Achilles) for most of next season, if not all of it.. So they ...

The Celtics have a lot of salary-matching options — much more than they did just two months ago. On the other side, if Richardson plays closer to how he did in Miami in 2018, then Boston got an ...

Celtics After a flurry of roster moves, here’s how all the new players fit into the Celtics’ plans ... Boston did not have a first-round pick or salary-cap space, ...

Celtics move on from veteran guard. ... so keeping Walker without trimming salary elsewhere would have resulted in about $8.8M in extra projected tax penalties on top of his $2.1M cap hit, ...

Brad Stevens expertly operated around the edges at the trade deadline, upgrading the Celtics’ depth for this season’s championship run with young pieces they can also develop for the future.