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

Adam Silver's first and second aprons have made it almost impossible for teams to retain their veteran players once they ...

Anybody who didn't understand how punitive the NBA's salary cap and its second apron are should understand more clearly after the last 24 hours of Boston Celtics moves.Out: Jrue Holiday, Kristaps ...

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 ...

The Celtics are expected to be busy as they need to shed salary cap space this summer, putting them in a state of uncertainty. The C’s not only are looking to cut costs, but they also know ...

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 ...

Trading Simons would be one of the easier ways for the Celtics to create more space against the salary cap and luxury tax. He has a $27.7 million salary for the 2025-26 season and is entering the ...

Nor can Boston sign a waived player with a salary of at least $14.1 million. “The Celtics’ 2033 first-round pick will become frozen (their 2032 pick is already) if they finish the 2025-26 over ...

The NBA salary cap stinks. This will sound provincial because it’s the Celtics who are victimized by the league’s complicated system of taxes, aprons, exceptions and repeaters. But it stinks ...

How the Boston Celtics brilliantly avoided NBA tax penalties by breaking up their championship core and brilliant free agency moves.