The Celtics wrapped up Summer League in Las Vegas this past week following the debut of three new rookies on the roster.

This week, we’ve analyzed the Celtics’ depth at the ball-handling and wing positions. Today, we wrap up our Roster Breakdown series by highlighting Boston’s bigs.

The Celtics' frontcourt rotation has been stripped bare over the offseason. With a need to make improvements, we examine a ...

2024-25 Team Preview: Celtics' roster built to last. ... As the 22-year-old center develops, he can look to a couple of teammates as examples of how continued improvement can pay off.

The Celtics have about $156 million in salaries ... Celtics What will the Celtics’ roster look like next ... shooting 41.1 percent from the 3-point line and showing improvement as a ...

While Boston doesn't have too many holes across their roster, there is always room for some improvement. The Celtics likely won't be too active at the trade deadline due to the strength of their ...

He’s the youngest player on the Celtics’ roster, so there’s still time for him to develop. But he’ll need to show real improvement this preseason to avoid another Maine campaign.

The Celtics are still being slightly cautious with Williams. He has yet to play on back-to-back nights and has topped the 30-minute mark just four times. But he has looked good.

Keeping the extra roster spot open is good for additional flexibility anyway since if a rash of injuries hit, it’s ideal to be able to improve depth if there is a sudden area of need.

The Boston Celtics officially revealed which players will head out to Las Vegas this week with the NBA's annual Summer League kicking off.