The Celtics waived 2025 G League MVP JD Davison in order to get under the NBA's second apron luxury tax for the upcoming ...

The salary cap has crunched down on the Celtics again. This time, backup center Luke Kornet is headed out of Boston, agreeing to sign with the San Antonio Spurs in NBA free agency on Monday. The ...

Now, with both gone, the Celtics are below the NBA salary cap’s second apron of $207.8 million. “Trading Kristaps Porzingis now puts Boston under the second apron,” reports ESPN’s Bobby Marks.

Updated Celtics contracts, salary cap situation The Celtics currently sit $4.6 million under the second apron of the luxury tax, although they may need to shed further salary if they want to sign ...

That salary-cap dilemma was a significant factor in their decision to trade Holiday, 35, who helped deliver a title during his first season with the Celtics but encountered offensive slippage ...

Celtics Offseason Tracker Celtics offseason tracker: A closer look at how the roster has changed via trades, signings, and salary cap moves By Amin Touri Globe Staff,Updated July 3, 2025, 12:16 p.m.

At this point, the Celtics are $4.5 million below the second apron, $7.4 million over the first apron, and $15.4 million over the luxury tax. It will be difficult for the Celtics to cut more while ...

The Boston Celtics may not be title contenders next season after Jayson Tatum's Achilles injury. That doesn't mean they're willing to give away players to cut salary.

It was three years ago that Portland re-signed Simons to a four-year, $100 million contract. He will make a salary of $27.7 million during the 2025-26 season in the final year of his deal.