2 most tradable Boston Celtics players through first 21 games of season

By Mark Nilon | Nov 30, 2021

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As a whole, the Boston Celtics have managed to underwhelm quite considerably through the first 21 games of the season.

Boasting a record just north of .500 at 11-10, the Cs have truly been one of the more up-and-down squads in the association this year, which is rather concerning considering the fact that they have two of the best players in the game today in All-Stars Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown.

Because of this, it is the belief of many that Brad Stevens and co. should look into trying to make some in-season moves in order to shake things up, as it’s clear that this team still needs some extra firepower if they truly wish to get to where they feel like they should be.

The good news is, Boston has a few different ways in which they can go about making such adjustments for, not only could they go the traditional route of trading and deal with swapping talents for other talents, but they also have numerous Traded Player Exceptions at their disposal, with the most valuable of the bunch being worth up to $17 million.

However, due to the fact that they currently find themselves over the luxury tax, perhaps even if they could acquire a player without having to give up one, they still should strongly consider doing so.

Should they opt to do this, we believe that there are 2 players on the roster that are the most tradable commodities should the Boston Celtics get into talks at some point this season:

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