The Boston Celtics don’t exactly have a lot of options to improve their roster during the offseason. They are limited by the constraints of the second apron of the luxury tax, which makes it harder to execute trades and sign free agents.

The focus of the 2025 NBA draft is on the top of this class, especially Cooper Flagg likely going to the Dallas Mavericks at No. 1 overall, but most the marquee franchises in the sport will be deep in their scouting bag trying to find young players who might be able to contribute in the future because of where they are picking.