US EditionCeltics Veteran Hopes to Stay with Boston Amid Trade Speculation
- Jrue Holiday, a veteran Celtics guard, hopes to remain with Boston amid trade speculation during the 2025 offseason following their 61-21 season and playoff exit in Boston.
- The Celtics plan roster changes to reduce payroll and avoid large luxury tax penalties, especially after key injuries and Holiday's declining offensive production this season.
- Holiday, who battled multiple injuries and averaged career-low 11.1 points and 3.9 assists per game while missing 20 regular-season games, remains a respected defender and teammate valued by the team.
- Holiday expressed confidence that the team retains a strong chance to compete for a title again, praising both the players and the coaching staff despite their postseason letdown.
- The Celtics are entering a pivotal offseason likely to define their future, with Holiday attracting interest from multiple teams as a possible trade option, though he remains committed to competing for another championship with Boston.
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Now that their 2024-25 season is officially over, one of the most important summers in the history of the Boston Celtics will begin with key members of the championship core potentially being available in trade talks.
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Celtics veteran hopes to stay with Boston amid trade speculation
As an aging player with a high salary, Jrue Holiday has been viewed as a potential trade candidate during what could be a busy offseason of roster movement for the Celtics. He hopes that isn’t the case. The veteran guard said in his end-of-season news conference that he wants to remain with Boston — and that he still believes the Celtics can contend for a championship next season, even with star player Jayson Tatum expected to miss a large porti…
Jrue Holiday makes feelings clear on Boston Celtics future
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Jalen Brunson and Torrey Craig (Photo By Brad Penner/Imagn Images) The Boston Celtics were in a tough spot and will probably lose the series. Their best player, Jayson Tatum, was out for the season due to his torn Achilles, while Jaylen Brown is treating a meniscus issue. Several other key players, like Jrue Holiday, Kristaps Porzingis, and Sam Huaser, remained injured due to hamstring, illness, and sprained ankle, respectively. Because of all t…
Celtics Notes: Kornet, Holiday, Brown, White
With the Celtics looking for ways to cut costs this offseason, it’s possible that re-signing Luke Kornet will be a luxury they can’t afford. The 29-year-old backup center wasn’t ready to address his future at Saturday’s exit interviews, according to Souichi Terada of MassLive. “Regarding going forward it’s like, I’ll figure out stuff when it kind of comes to it,” Kornet said. “At this point, you’re just kind of trying to unwind and spend some ti…
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