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Hawks acquire Celtics' Kristaps Porzingis in 3-team trade
- On Monday evening, the Boston Celtics completed a trade sending Jrue Holiday to Portland in return for Anfernee Simons and a pair of second-round draft selections as part of efforts to lower their salary obligations.
- This trade aimed to cut nearly $20 million as Boston navigates a tight financial situation and seeks to avoid harsh NBA luxury tax penalties.
- Shortly afterward, the Celtics finalized a three-team deal in which they sent Porzingis along with a second-round draft selection to the Atlanta Hawks, receiving Georges Niang and another second-round pick in return.
- Over two seasons with Boston, Porzingis played in 99 contests, posting averages of 19.8 points, 7 rebounds, 2 passes leading to scores, and nearly two blocks each game while on a $30.7 million contract set to expire.
- These transactions reduced Boston’s payroll to approximately $203 million, putting them $4 million below the secondary luxury tax threshold, and suggest that additional roster changes may still be forthcoming.
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Porzingis Going to Hawks in a 3-Team Trade Agreement, AP Source Says
Kristaps Porzingis is being traded by the Boston Celtics to the Atlanta Hawks, and part of what will be a three-team deal gives the Brooklyn Nets another selection in Wednesday's first round of the NBA draft, according to a person with knowledge of the agreement.
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