Brad Stevens has been assigned the responsibility of finding hidden gems and prospects who could flourish with a new opportunity. Enter two intriguing players from the Timberwolves.

The Celtics’ two free agency signings both hail from the Minnesota Timberwolves — and both are ready to take advantage of a larger opportunity in Boston.

A former National Player of the Year explains his decision to join the Celtics in free agency—his first public comments since signing.

The Wizards announced Monday they are waiving center Richaun Holmes. The Washington center only had $250,000 guaranteed on his $13.28 million contract for the 2025-26 season prior to his release Monday. He will be an unrestricted free agent once he clears waivers later this week.

From Lillard’s perspective, joining the Celtics could give him a realistic shot at a title in 2027, depending on how Tatum recovers and how Stevens and Co. piece together the rest of the roster. The 13-year veteran’s deepest playoff run was a trip to the Western Conference finals with Portland in 2019.

The Celtics picked up a former national college player of the year in Luka Garza. Here's a few things to know about him.