The Celtics wrapped up Summer League in Las Vegas this past week following the debut of three new rookies on the roster. Boston has started tweaking the roster in the aftermath with the release of JD Davison Thursday, but let’s talk about the roster, potential additions and more in this week’s mailbag.

Now, if reports are to be believed, the Celtics have checked in on Ben Simmons, who became an unrestricted free agent earlier this summer after leaving the Los Angeles Clippers. Simmons was once seen as a future MVP candidate due to his elite playmaking, rim finishing and defensive versatility. However, lower back issues have derailed his career.

Brad Stevens and the Celtics are "retooling" this offseason, but believes the four players he's brought in this offseason will help Boston compete next season.

Brad Stevens and the Celtics front office did their tough work early this offseason by dealing away Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday in cost-cutting moves that slashed Boston’s projected record-breaking luxury tax bill by $210 million for the 2025-26 season.

Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens sees plenty of upside in Anfernee Simons and the rest of Boston's offseason pickups.

Brad Stevens offers a telling update on the future of a former Celtics All-Star, adding fuel to the speculation surrounding his next move.

Brad Stevens seemed to have showcased commitment to Anfernee Simons after getting him from the Trail Blazers to the Celtics.

(AP Photo/Frank Franklin II, File) BOSTON (AP) — Even before Jayson Tatum limped off the court with a torn Achilles tendon during the Celtics’ Eastern Conference semifinals loss to the New York Knicks, Brad Stevens knew big changes would be on tap for ...

BOSTON -- Trade rumors continue to swirl around the Boston Celtics amid an offseason of retooling but Brad Stevens sent signals on Tuesday that more moves aren’t necessarily imminent for this Boston roster.

The post Celtics’ Brad Stevens admits ‘hardest part’ of Jrue Holiday, Kristaps Porzingis trades appeared first on ClutchPoints.BOSTON — Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens has been the Green Team’s de facto general manager for over four years now.