Why Boston Celtics Blockbuster Trade Doesn't Help San Antonio Spurs originally appeared on Athlon Sports. On Tuesday, a day before the NBA Draft, the Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics agreed to a trade. The Brooklyn Nets got looped in as a third team.

Access to smaller taxpayer mid-level exception ($5.7 million): The Celtics’ usage of this MLE would trigger a hard cap at the second apron ($207 million). Given where Boston is with their repeater tax penalties, it would be surprising to see Boston use the MLE this offseason since getting under the tax line entirely could be a priority.

During a recent episode of the "You've Got Boston" podcast, host Noa Dalzell was joined by Tyler Rucker of "No Ceilings" to break down Raynaud's game. They dove into his potential fit on both sides of the ball before discussing whether he could earn minutes in the rotation.

First up, Gonzalez is now the newest member of the Celtics. He joins Baylor Scheierman, who was picked 30th overall last season, as the two first-round picks made by Brad Stevens leading the front office.

With the 28th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, the Celtics selected Hugo Gonzalez out of Spain. Here's four things to know about him.

González was identified as a top prospect at a very young age, joining the Real Madrid youth system when he was just 9 years old.