Famous reporter: The Celtics are indeed working to cut wages, and the deal may continue until next season deadline

June 13th According to famous reporter Jake Fischer, during the joint trial of the NBA draft last month, the United Nations reported that any team interested in Celtics players Porzingis and Holiday hoped that the Celtics would add some kind of "sweetness", such as draft picks or young players, but this statement has begun to fade.

league sources revealed that the Celtics are indeed working to cut wages at the moment to lower luxury tax expenses and avoid the second tycoon line, but they think they can bring positive returns to the team through the deal, and they are not performing like a team that desperately needs to get rid of their wages.

The reporter said that the Celtics conveyed the feeling to some league rival teams that this summer may be just the starting point of the trading chain, and future trading may continue until the mid-season trading deadline. For example, they might first exchange Porzingis' $30.7 million contract for a lower salary, and then further cut costs by February 2026, which is actually the same as Boston's way of getting Holiday.