This summer, the Boston Celtics have made it clear that they’re willing to make some roster adjustments if it means said moves will help position themselves for a more successful campaign than the one they had last season.
From smaller acquisitions like the signing of Enes Kanter in free agency to the more sizeable ones like the one that saw Kemba Walker traded away to the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for big man Al Horford, rookie President of Basketball Operations, Brad Stevens, has certainly not been shy about making any roster additions during his first few months in action.