Boston Celtics
2021-22Which players deserved investigation for the Boston Celtics’ problems in 2021-22?
Jan 19, 2022 — Brad Stevens
The decision this board surrounds ultimately brought in PJ Dozier. Later outcomes never rewrite the board.BOS on 2022-01-19: the listed basketball needs were rim protection, interior finishing, rim pressure. 2 player(s) were publicly on the market, but none had a source linking this team to them. 2 open-market candidate(s) matched at least one listed need. Market access, basketball fit, price, salary route, and legality remain separate.
Why is he here?
Bol Bol: Bol Bol was on the public trade market, but no source linked BOS to him. His prior basketball profile addressed multiple needs: interior_finish, rim_protection. The salary screen was available, but contract-control evidence was unavailable. Exact transaction legality remains withheld without a complete package and exception ledger.
minimum outgoing salary screen only; post-trade team salary, guarantees, bonuses, aggregation timing, exceptions and complete package remain required for legality
prior-season impact context: -1.1 per 100 (O -0.4 / D -0.7) — Prior impact context is separate from team fit, price, and transaction value.
Why is he here?
Robert Covington: Robert Covington was on the public trade market, but no source linked BOS to him. His prior basketball profile addressed one listed need: rim_protection. The salary screen was available, but contract-control evidence was unavailable. Exact transaction legality remains withheld without a complete package and exception ledger.
minimum outgoing salary screen only; post-trade team salary, guarantees, bonuses, aggregation timing, exceptions and complete package remain required for legality
prior-season impact context: 1.9 per 100 (O 1.6 / D 0.3) — Prior impact context is separate from team fit, price, and transaction value.
Historical decision board. A public-market player is not presented as a team target without a named team link. Minimum outgoing salary is not exact legality. Missing asking price is not a zero price. Later outcomes do not alter the decision-date board.
Jan 19, 2022 — Brad Stevens
The decision this board surrounds ultimately brought in Bol Bol. Later outcomes never rewrite the board.BOS on 2022-01-19: the listed basketball needs were rim protection, interior finishing, rim pressure. 2 player(s) were publicly on the market, but none had a source linking this team to them. 2 open-market candidate(s) matched at least one listed need. Market access, basketball fit, price, salary route, and legality remain separate.
Why is he here?
Bol Bol: Bol Bol was on the public trade market, but no source linked BOS to him. His prior basketball profile addressed multiple needs: interior_finish, rim_protection. The salary screen was available, but contract-control evidence was unavailable. Exact transaction legality remains withheld without a complete package and exception ledger.
minimum outgoing salary screen only; post-trade team salary, guarantees, bonuses, aggregation timing, exceptions and complete package remain required for legality
prior-season impact context: -1.1 per 100 (O -0.4 / D -0.7) — Prior impact context is separate from team fit, price, and transaction value.
Why is he here?
Robert Covington: Robert Covington was on the public trade market, but no source linked BOS to him. His prior basketball profile addressed one listed need: rim_protection. The salary screen was available, but contract-control evidence was unavailable. Exact transaction legality remains withheld without a complete package and exception ledger.
minimum outgoing salary screen only; post-trade team salary, guarantees, bonuses, aggregation timing, exceptions and complete package remain required for legality
prior-season impact context: 1.9 per 100 (O 1.6 / D 0.3) — Prior impact context is separate from team fit, price, and transaction value.
Historical decision board. A public-market player is not presented as a team target without a named team link. Minimum outgoing salary is not exact legality. Missing asking price is not a zero price. Later outcomes do not alter the decision-date board.