The Celtics hit the road in the week before the trade deadline but big decisions loom for the front office before Feb. 6. Let’s take a closer look at who could be on the move for Boston, trade candidates to keep an eye on and much more. If you have any questions for a future mailbag, email [email protected].

Jaden Springer is currently in his second season playing for the Boston Celtics. The 22-year-old is averaging 1.8 points per contest while shooting 37.9% from

Over the past few games, Joe Mazzulla has been giving defensive-minded guard Jaden Springer a boost in minutes. Springer has barely featured since joining the Celtics at the 2024 trade deadline. However,

The Boston Celtics aren't in a position to make many moves at the trade deadline. Since they are in the second apron, it's really hard for them to make a trade. Boston has had a very up-and-down 2025.

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Do the Celtics need to make a move before the NBA trade deadline? Chris Forsberg lays out Brad Stevens' realistic options before Feb. 6.

The Celtics had to sweat out an overtime win over the Clippers on Wednesday, but wouldn't have done it without Jaden Springer and his defensive intensity.

The Celtics nearly blew a gimme on Wednesday, but they pulled themselves together in overtime and defeated a short-handed Clippers team 117-113. Here are the takeaways.

That said, if Boston looks to make a move, clearing Jaden Springer’s expiring $4 million contract would be an ideal step. The Celtics, currently about $7.6 million over the second apron ($188.9 million), can’t send cash to facilitate a deal.

Bobby Manning and Noa Dalzell react to Jaden Springer earning 20 minutes in the Celtics' 122-100 victory over the Chicago Bulls.

Kristaps Porzingis looked all the way back as the Celtics blew out the shorthanded Bulls 122-100 at TD Garden.