The 3-for-1 transaction is completed! The Celtics save $350 million, and the new season can only be transitioned!

There is no big news in the NBA recently, but there are still some small deals, such as the Boston Celtics made a 3-for-1 deal, saving all their money. The Celtics won the NBA championship in 2024, but their luck ran out quickly. The former owner of the Celtics chose to take the team at a high position and sold the team as soon as he won the championship. Last season, the Celtics failed to defend their title and injured Tatum during the playoffs.

Tatum broke his Achilles tendon and is expected to take a whole year to recover. He may be directly reimbursed next season. Because of this, the Celtics’ goal for this offseason is to save money. Previously, the Celtics had traded Porzingis and Holiday away and let Horford go.

In this way, the Celtics originally had a huge luxury tax of $540 million on June 15, but now it has lowered to $239 million, which means it has saved $301 million in luxury tax. That's not enough, and the Celtics saved another $50 million today.

It is reported that the Celtics made a deal with the Utah Jazz, using forward Nion and two second-round picks to exchange the Jazz for this year's undraft RJ Louis. Louis is not an important figure, but the Celtics saved $50 million in total player salary and luxury tax, and have saved $350 million this summer's operations.

Now, the total salary of the Celtics players next season exceeds the first tyrant line of $1.7 million, and the luxury tax line of $9.4 million. There may be operations in the future. Continue to reduce expenses and strive not to pay luxury tax. However, the Celtics are expected to be bad next season and will not have any requirements for performance.