A new trade idea would continue the dismantling of the Boston Celtics while giving the team a huge head start on its rebuilding project.

Massachusetts native and now Boston Celtics backup forward Georges Niang was not exactly welcomed into his new team with open arms by the fans of the storied ball club, with many remember a play where he grabbed star Celtics forward Jaylen Brown in a high-stakes game before Niang had been dealt to Boston.

So far, the Celtics have traded Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis to the Portland Trail Blazers and Atlanta Hawks, respectively. Furthermore, they lost Luke Kornet to the San Antonio Spurs in free agency and will likely also lose Al Horford either through free agency or retirement.

Georges Niang talked about his experience with the Boston Celtics. "I'm a Boston kid. They don't give a sh*t if I'm from Boston, Niang said.

The Celtics alum was the subject of 30 unusual bets positing Rozier would put up less in several counting stats.

The Celtics head into the offseason now, but first, looking back on their five games from Las Vegas for 2025 Summer League.