ImageImageImage

Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2

Moderators: bisme37, Parliament10, canman1971, shackles10, snowman, Froob, Darthlukey, Shak_Celts

User avatar
Celts17Pride
RealGM
Posts: 68,364
And1: 70,066
Joined: Nov 27, 2005

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#881 » by Celts17Pride » Wed Oct 8, 2025 2:10 pm

jmr07019 wrote:
Celts17Pride wrote:I think one of the real battles for the Celtics in the first 3-4 months of this new year will be the Scheierman, Walsh, Minott trio. There are going to be winners and losers and I wouldn't be surprised if one or two of them are moved at the trade deadline especially with Hugo Gonzalez waiting in the wings. I think it's something to keep an eye on.

I don't believe Brad Stevens and the Celtics will move Brown, White, Pritchard or Hauser unless he gets blown away by an offer. Anfernee Simons, it's wait and see. Big opportunity for Simons now that he has made it this far.


Walsh and Minott seems like better fits for the roster considering Pritchard, White, Simons, Brown and Hauser will be soaking up the other perimeter minutes. Would love to see one of those two emerge as the athletic, energy, defense first wing. Would be great if Jaylen didn't have to guard the opposing teams best wing for all the minutes he's on the floor.

I agree, would be nice but I think everyone has a big opportunity and need to seize the moment. If they don't, Stevens will likely move them at the deadline and try someone else.
User avatar
Fierce1
RealGM
Posts: 19,231
And1: 16,582
Joined: Jan 31, 2021
   

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#882 » by Fierce1 » Wed Oct 8, 2025 2:22 pm

jmr07019 wrote:
Celts17Pride wrote:I think one of the real battles for the Celtics in the first 3-4 months of this new year will be the Scheierman, Walsh, Minott trio. There are going to be winners and losers and I wouldn't be surprised if one or two of them are moved at the trade deadline especially with Hugo Gonzalez waiting in the wings. I think it's something to keep an eye on.

I don't believe Brad Stevens and the Celtics will move Brown, White, Pritchard or Hauser unless he gets blown away by an offer. Anfernee Simons, it's wait and see. Big opportunity for Simons now that he has made it this far.


Walsh and Minott seems like better fits for the roster considering Pritchard, White, Simons, Brown and Hauser will be soaking up the other perimeter minutes. Would love to see one of those two emerge as the athletic, energy, defense first wing. Would be great if Jaylen didn't have to guard the opposing teams best wing for all the minutes he's on the floor.

Both Mynot and Walsh have more upside than Hauser.

The athleticism and strength of both those young players should make them better defensive players than Sam.
bucknersrevenge
RealGM
Posts: 11,310
And1: 15,289
Joined: Jul 05, 2012
Location: Southern Maryland
Contact:
         

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#883 » by bucknersrevenge » Wed Oct 8, 2025 8:35 pm

Celts17Pride wrote:
jmr07019 wrote:
Celts17Pride wrote:I think one of the real battles for the Celtics in the first 3-4 months of this new year will be the Scheierman, Walsh, Minott trio. There are going to be winners and losers and I wouldn't be surprised if one or two of them are moved at the trade deadline especially with Hugo Gonzalez waiting in the wings. I think it's something to keep an eye on.

I don't believe Brad Stevens and the Celtics will move Brown, White, Pritchard or Hauser unless he gets blown away by an offer. Anfernee Simons, it's wait and see. Big opportunity for Simons now that he has made it this far.


Walsh and Minott seems like better fits for the roster considering Pritchard, White, Simons, Brown and Hauser will be soaking up the other perimeter minutes. Would love to see one of those two emerge as the athletic, energy, defense first wing. Would be great if Jaylen didn't have to guard the opposing teams best wing for all the minutes he's on the floor.

I agree, would be nice but I think everyone has a big opportunity and need to seize the moment. If they don't, Stevens will likely move them at the deadline and try someone else.


Ironic thing is, if they DO seize the moment Brad might move someone else. One way or another, not everyone is making it out of this alive (in Green).
and that's "MR. Irrelevant" to you!!

Founder of The Red's Disciples Podcast
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKArn8FGRYRxGqNDg8J4IAQ/featured
neno
Bench Warmer
Posts: 1,392
And1: 1,096
Joined: Mar 26, 2008

Pritchard to Houston for pics 

Post#884 » by neno » Yesterday 2:14 am

Payton Pritchard to Houston
Green,okogie and tate for salary purposes
Swap rights in 27
29 boston recieves2 most favorable/swap rights
Dal,phx,Brooklyn blah blah blah
Boston rolls the dice
Houston saves season and picks up perfect back up when fvv gets back
User avatar
Shak_Celts
Forum Mod - Celtics
Forum Mod - Celtics
Posts: 50,185
And1: 63,904
Joined: Feb 07, 2016
     

Re: Pritchard to Houston for pics 

Post#885 » by Shak_Celts » Yesterday 2:38 am

neno wrote:Payton Pritchard to Houston
Green,okogie and tate for salary purposes
Swap rights in 27
29 boston recieves2 most favorable/swap rights
Dal,phx,Brooklyn blah blah blah
Boston rolls the dice
Houston saves season and picks up perfect back up when fvv gets back

Bugs bunny gif
NAME ON THE FRONT OF THE JERSEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(!)
User avatar
Fierce1
RealGM
Posts: 19,231
And1: 16,582
Joined: Jan 31, 2021
   

Re: Pritchard to Houston for pics 

Post#886 » by Fierce1 » Yesterday 6:12 am

neno wrote:Payton Pritchard to Houston
Green,okogie and tate for salary purposes
Swap rights in 27
29 boston recieves2 most favorable/swap rights
Dal,phx,Brooklyn blah blah blah
Boston rolls the dice
Houston saves season and picks up perfect back up when fvv gets back

PP's not going anywhere anytime soon.
Curmudgeon
RealGM
Posts: 41,930
And1: 25,677
Joined: Jan 20, 2004
Location: Boston, MA

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#887 » by Curmudgeon » Yesterday 10:43 am

Pritchard won't be moved so long as he has one of the best contracts in the NBA. His under market deal does not expire until 2028.
"Numbers lie alot. Wins and losses don't lie." - Jerry West
"You are what your record says you are."- Bill Parcells
"Offense sells tickets. Defense wins games. Rebounding wins championships." Pat Summit
User avatar
Fierce1
RealGM
Posts: 19,231
And1: 16,582
Joined: Jan 31, 2021
   

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#888 » by Fierce1 » Yesterday 12:14 pm

Curmudgeon wrote:Pritchard won't be moved so long as he has one of the best contracts in the NBA. His under market deal does not expire until 2028.

So true.
User avatar
31to6
RealGM
Posts: 20,494
And1: 30,855
Joined: Nov 20, 2004
Location: Tatum train

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#889 » by 31to6 » Yesterday 1:09 pm

Fierce1 wrote:
jmr07019 wrote:
Celts17Pride wrote:I think one of the real battles for the Celtics in the first 3-4 months of this new year will be the Scheierman, Walsh, Minott trio. There are going to be winners and losers and I wouldn't be surprised if one or two of them are moved at the trade deadline especially with Hugo Gonzalez waiting in the wings. I think it's something to keep an eye on.

I don't believe Brad Stevens and the Celtics will move Brown, White, Pritchard or Hauser unless he gets blown away by an offer. Anfernee Simons, it's wait and see. Big opportunity for Simons now that he has made it this far.


Walsh and Minott seems like better fits for the roster considering Pritchard, White, Simons, Brown and Hauser will be soaking up the other perimeter minutes. Would love to see one of those two emerge as the athletic, energy, defense first wing. Would be great if Jaylen didn't have to guard the opposing teams best wing for all the minutes he's on the floor.

Both Mynot and Walsh have more upside than Hauser.

The athleticism and strength of both those young players should make them better defensive players than Sam.


Man I've been a big Walsh booster, but I don't see more upside than Hauser in him. And I think Hugo probably took his spot so the question is more likely to be 'does he get a chance elsewhere to stick in the league?' than if he's going to outplay our .. maybe 4th or 5th best player.

I'm also intrigued by Minott and willing to believe, but I think he's a different sort of player than Hauser -- hard to compare the two, though if anyone wants to throw down an advanced stats comparison for what they've done so far in their careers I'm all for it!
Paul Pierce appreciation society.
User avatar
Fierce1
RealGM
Posts: 19,231
And1: 16,582
Joined: Jan 31, 2021
   

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#890 » by Fierce1 » Yesterday 2:49 pm

31to6 wrote:
Fierce1 wrote:
jmr07019 wrote:
Walsh and Minott seems like better fits for the roster considering Pritchard, White, Simons, Brown and Hauser will be soaking up the other perimeter minutes. Would love to see one of those two emerge as the athletic, energy, defense first wing. Would be great if Jaylen didn't have to guard the opposing teams best wing for all the minutes he's on the floor.

Both Mynot and Walsh have more upside than Hauser.

The athleticism and strength of both those young players should make them better defensive players than Sam.


Man I've been a big Walsh booster, but I don't see more upside than Hauser in him. And I think Hugo probably took his spot so the question is more likely to be 'does he get a chance elsewhere to stick in the league?' than if he's going to outplay our .. maybe 4th or 5th best player.

I'm also intrigued by Minott and willing to believe, but I think he's a different sort of player than Hauser -- hard to compare the two, though if anyone wants to throw down an advanced stats comparison for what they've done so far in their careers I'm all for it!

Sam is a finished product.
He's an elite shooter.
But other than shooting, Sam is at best average in other departments.

Walsh is still a work in progress.
This season will answer the question of if Walsh sticks with the Cs.
Scarletfire81
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,260
And1: 4,684
Joined: Jul 17, 2014
       

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#891 » by Scarletfire81 » Yesterday 7:53 pm

Jordan Walsh is not an NBA player. Hopefully he’s off the team soon, wasted roster spot.
User avatar
Half-Full
Bench Warmer
Posts: 1,405
And1: 2,318
Joined: Jul 10, 2016
       

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#892 » by Half-Full » Yesterday 7:57 pm

Scarletfire81 wrote:Jordan Walsh is not an NBA player. Hopefully he’s off the team soon, wasted roster spot.


That's an opinion I do not share.
User avatar
Parliament10
Forum Mod - Celtics
Forum Mod - Celtics
Posts: 51,458
And1: 60,580
Joined: Jul 24, 2009
       

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#893 » by Parliament10 » Yesterday 9:20 pm

Half-Full wrote:
Scarletfire81 wrote:Jordan Walsh is not an NBA player. Hopefully he’s off the team soon, wasted roster spot.


That's an opinion I do not share.

I do think that he can be an NBA Player.
But, at this time, he's too much behind. I think that we Waive him before his Guarantee Date, Opening Night.
"You have to put the work in.
Nothing is given."

~ Jayson Tatum
User avatar
Half-Full
Bench Warmer
Posts: 1,405
And1: 2,318
Joined: Jul 10, 2016
       

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#894 » by Half-Full » Yesterday 10:37 pm

Parliament10 wrote:
Half-Full wrote:
Scarletfire81 wrote:Jordan Walsh is not an NBA player. Hopefully he’s off the team soon, wasted roster spot.


That's an opinion I do not share.

I do think that he can be an NBA Player.
But, at this time, he's too much behind. I think that we Waive him before his Guarantee Date, Opening Night.


We shall see, but I would be very surprised.
User avatar
jmr07019
General Manager
Posts: 8,553
And1: 8,497
Joined: Oct 29, 2009
       

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#895 » by jmr07019 » Yesterday 10:45 pm

Looking for Minott and ooooooogo tot build on their previous performance and I'm excited for Simons and Queta!

Edit: wrong thread
Show Love Spread Love
User avatar
jmr07019
General Manager
Posts: 8,553
And1: 8,497
Joined: Oct 29, 2009
       

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#896 » by jmr07019 » Yesterday 10:47 pm

Fierce1 wrote:
31to6 wrote:
Fierce1 wrote:Both Mynot and Walsh have more upside than Hauser.

The athleticism and strength of both those young players should make them better defensive players than Sam.


Man I've been a big Walsh booster, but I don't see more upside than Hauser in him. And I think Hugo probably took his spot so the question is more likely to be 'does he get a chance elsewhere to stick in the league?' than if he's going to outplay our .. maybe 4th or 5th best player.

I'm also intrigued by Minott and willing to believe, but I think he's a different sort of player than Hauser -- hard to compare the two, though if anyone wants to throw down an advanced stats comparison for what they've done so far in their careers I'm all for it!

Sam is a finished product.
He's an elite shooter.
But other than shooting, Sam is at best average in other departments.

Walsh is still a work in progress.
This season will answer the question of if Walsh sticks with the Cs.


Sam may be an average defender but Minott and Walsh are clearly below average as shooters. Becoming average would be big for either player, hopefully both. And this is very optimistic but Minott reminds me of Aaron Gordon! If he could be 80-85% of Aaron Gordon that would be awesome.
Show Love Spread Love
Riverwalk2021
Veteran
Posts: 2,792
And1: 2,823
Joined: Sep 24, 2021
Location: Los Angeles
         

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#897 » by Riverwalk2021 » Yesterday 10:50 pm

Brown and White are elite level players. Pritchard is a good player. After that, decent, TBD or terrible.

Hauser is now officially the most overrated Celtic on the team with KP gone. He's a solid minute eater during the regular season but not much more than that. A good player who impacts winning which Pritchard is has to be good at several different things Hauser is a very good 3pt shooter but average or worse in pretty much every other area that matters. Pritchard improved greatly at finishing at the rim and holding up defensively last season adding to his 3pt prowess. Hauser has a long way to go.

I don't think it will be too long before Hugo breaks into that top 4 current Celtic sans Tatum. He's got the physical tools and an an insane motor. Give him some time and seasoning, and he could explode.
cloverleaf
RealGM
Posts: 10,288
And1: 7,584
Joined: Feb 10, 2007

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#898 » by cloverleaf » Today 1:14 am

I bet we could use a guard like Jerdarrian Devontae: https://www.masslive.com/celtics/2025/10/former-celtics-guard-makes-case-for-more-opportunity-in-rockets-debut.html

We had some poster up in Maine who was constantly posting how tiny, tiny, tiny JD was. Ime doesn't seem to agree:

“He’s been great,” Ime Udoka said of Davison. “Very aggressive, handles well, makes good decisions out of the pick and roll. He’s a big body who can pick up full court, so he brings aggression on both sides of the ball. He’s taken advantage of the opportunity.”
bfchs123
Pro Prospect
Posts: 921
And1: 2,074
Joined: May 15, 2019
     

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#899 » by bfchs123 » Today 2:28 am

Parliament10 wrote:
Half-Full wrote:
Scarletfire81 wrote:Jordan Walsh is not an NBA player. Hopefully he’s off the team soon, wasted roster spot.


That's an opinion I do not share.

I do think that he can be an NBA Player.
But, at this time, he's too much behind. I think that we Waive him before his Guarantee Date, Opening Night.


He's an NBA player but not a starter and not a rotation player (at least on a contending team). He's an end of bench 11-14 roster spot guy - you need those but they are pretty interchangeable. Problem is he doesn't really have an elite skill
Hal14
RealGM
Posts: 22,098
And1: 20,893
Joined: Apr 05, 2019

Re: Free Agent/Trade/Waiver Thread, 2025-26, part 2 

Post#900 » by Hal14 » Today 2:39 am

bfchs123 wrote:
Parliament10 wrote:
Half-Full wrote:
That's an opinion I do not share.

I do think that he can be an NBA Player.
But, at this time, he's too much behind. I think that we Waive him before his Guarantee Date, Opening Night.


He's an NBA player but not a starter and not a rotation player (at least on a contending team). He's an end of bench 11-14 roster spot guy - you need those but they are pretty interchangeable. Problem is he doesn't really have an elite skill

He's only 21 years old and has only played 2 NBA seasons..and wasn't able to play much during those 2 seasons because he was on a team that had tons of depth and talent..it was championship or bust in both of his 2 seasons.

So I don't think we have enough data to tell us definitively what he is or what he isn't.

This is a crucial year for him, though. But I figure let's just wait and see how it goes. I think he'll be here the whole season but if he's bad this year than it will probably be his last in Boston..
Nothing wrong with having a different opinion - as long as it's done respectfully. It'd be lame if we all agreed on everything :)

Return to Boston Celtics