flintsky21 wrote:I wanna focus on the the realistic targets. So mostly end of the bench guys or could be had for not much cost, so no Anunoby or Miles Bridges.I'll also be focusing on a wing backup, given that would be somewhat of the only need left if Boston was to bring back the entire core.
Atlanta - Kevin Knox - I always thought he had some potential because of his length and somewhat decent rookie year. Maybe watching and practicing with the Jays every day could do wonders for him.
Brooklyn - Come home, Bruce Brown! Probably a bit out of reach unless he himself wants to come to Boston.
Chicago - Coby White could be an odd man out for Chicago with Lonzo, Caruso, and Ayo. They're saying he's really bad on defense, but if 6'1" Pritchard could play decent enough defense to not hurt the team for 6-7 minute stretches, maybe something could also be done for 6'5" White. And obviously, 2 Whites are better than one.
Toronto - Isaac Bonga is 6'8" with a 7-foot wingspan that can handle the ball quite well for a big. And he's 22. There's got to be some intrigue in there, even if for a 13th guy, right?
New Orleans - Alvarado is so fun to watch. But NO is high on him so he's not gonna be available. But between CJ, Alvarado, and Graham (who would be hard to move), the odd PG out could be Kira Lewis, who was one of the guys I wanted to Boston to draft.
Denver - Oddly, I've wanted Austin Rivers to be a Celtic multiple times in the past. With Murray returning and a Hyland rising, Rivers could be out of the picture for Denver.
Cleveland - No realistic target stands out to me. OK. Maybe Rondo because why not?
Charlotte - Is Oubre into Fournier TPE doable?
San Antonio - I'd most defintely welcome back Josh Richardson if that's even possible. Heck, even Langford (who I always liked over Nesmith).
LA Clippers - Brandon Boston. Not just for the memes but because of that career game he had against Boston.
Bruce Brown for full MLE or Josh Richardson into the TPE for free makes the most sense at this point in time.
