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Celtics trade deadline cheat sheet

The Boston Celtics roster is unquestionably one of the most talented in the NBA. The top-six rotation are all potential All-Star talents and have proven their abilities over the season’s first quarter. Behind that six is Sam Hauser, Payton Pritchard, and Luke Kornet as the primary trio off the bench (along with Al Horford in a sixth-man role.)

However, after that, things get a little iffy. There have been serious questions surrounding the Celtics’ deep bench depth since the season began, and so far, there has been little to ease fans’ concerns. Of course, when the postseason begins, Joe Mazzulla will likely shorten his rotation to a seven or eight. Still, having reliable insurance deeper in the rotation is a luxury all contending teams need.

Brad Stevens may look to swing a trade or two before the February 8 trade deadline. Finding another contributor or two who can shore up the big man and point guard rotation would likely cement the Celtics as championship favorites.

After an active summer, Boston’s trade assets are thin but not empty. Here is a complete cheat sheet heading into trade season.

Tradable players

  • Sam Hauser – $1.9 million, one year remaining

  • Jrue Holiday – $36.8 million, player option next season

  • Al Horford – $10 million, one year remaining

  • Kristaps Porzingis – $36 million, two years remaining

  • Payton Pritchard – $4 million, poison pill

  • Derrick White – $18.3 million, one year remaining

Tradeable incoming draft picks

Tradeable team draft picks

  • 2024 first-round pick

  • 2025 first-round pick

  • 2026 first-round pick

  • 2027 first-round pick

  • 2030 first-round pick

  • 2030 second-round pick

Potential players to be traded

Potential free agent targets

Potential trade targets

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Story originally appeared on Celtics Wire