He did hint that there may be more to say closer to the 2025 NBA draft, which is in itself a statement that the Celtics may have some moves in mind they are not ready to discuss or even encourage speculation on. But in an availability that lasted nearly a half-hour, the team president said remarkably little about Boston's future in any detail.

Brad Stevens pushed all the right buttons during his first few seasons as Celtics president of basketball operations. He brought back key familiar faces (Al Horford) and moved on from beloved injury prone ones (Robert Williams, Marcus Smart) before their values dipped en route to putting together a loaded roster that won a title in 2024.

There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the Boston Celtics, but staying in championship contention will remain the guiding light for president of basketball ops. Brad Stevens.

As much of a winning player this guy is, pursuing a trade involving this veteran appears to be the easiest route the Celtics can take.

The Celtics aren't directly involved in the draft lottery Monday night but the outcome could have implications on the offseason.

Less than a year after winning the 2024 NBA Finals, Jayson Tatum's torn Achilles and the Boston Celtics' early exit from the 2025 playoffs has the organization at an unexpected crossroads.