Celtics Make Moves Ahead of NBA Draft

Celtics make moves ahead of NBA draft

The Boston Celtics have been busy ahead of Wednesday night's NBA draft.

Will Celtics make another major move before 2025 NBA Draft?

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Celtics could trade up in 2025 NBA Draft for talented prospect (report)

The Celtics swung a pair of massive trades ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft, and by the sounds of it, they could still be active come Wednesday’s first round. Per Heavy’s Steve Bulpett, the Celtics are looking to trade up earlier in the draft with a specific eye on Illinois guard Kasparas Jakucionis.

EXCLUSIVE: Celtics Trying to Trade Up for a Lottery Pick in NBA Draft, Sources Say

Sources tell Heavy Sports the Boston Celtics are trying to trade up in the 2025 NBA Draft to select a young guard with a lottery pick.

Celtics Are Reportedly Trying To Make Aggressive Move In NBA Draft

(Photo by Jim Rogash/Getty Images)   No one expected the Boston Celtics to make a lot of noise at this year’s NBA draft, but they may be drawing up plans to create a splash. It may not be a hugely productive event for the Celtics, but it could help them out. According to Steve Bulpett, via Legion Hoops, the Celtics are “aggressively” trying to land a lottery pick in the draft. How much luck will they have, and what will they do with it? The Cel…

Live Coverage: The 2025 NBA Draft

The 2025 NBA Draft is officially upon us, and the fateful event holds major implications for the Boston Celtics and several prospects with New England ties. The C’s own two picks—Nos. 28 and 32—with a chance to add young talent in the wake of Jayson Tatum’s torn Achilles. Duke star Cooper Flagg, a product of Newport, ME, is widely expected to be the No. 1 overall pick. Likewise, UConn first-year Liam McNeeley is hoping to turn his hoop dreams in…