US EditionCeltics waive F Miles Norris
SUFFOLK COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS, AUG 11 – The Celtics waived Miles Norris to clear a two-way roster spot for second-round draft pick Amari Williams amid ongoing roster and luxury tax adjustments.
- On Sunday, the Boston Celtics waived two-way forward Miles Norris as part of their August roster tinkering.
- Pairing the signing of Max Shulga with the Georges Niang trade last week created a two-way roster jam, prompting the Celtics to waive Miles Norris.
- Signed last March, Norris appeared in three NBA games last season, averaging 2.3 points, 3.0 rebounds and 0.7 steals.
- The Celtics waived Norris, clearing one two-way slot that could be used for second-round pick Amari Williams.
- Amid offseason moves, two-way deals help Boston develop cost-efficient talent like Sam Hauser and Neemias Queta, both two-way alums, for the roster.
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Celtics waive F Miles Norris
The Boston Celtics waived two-way forward Miles Norris.
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