2 trade targets that would help the Boston Celtics fix their biggest flaw

The Boston Celtics are currently a team in the midst of a hot streak, as they have come away victorious from three of their last four outings, one of which coming in the form of a near 30-point drubbing against the Portland Trail Blazers.

However, even with this upward trend that now has them boasting a plus-.500 record of 13-11 and has them stationed in the sixth-seed out in the Eastern Conference standings, by no means should the coaching staff and front office consider their current rotation a finished product.

Found within the C’s rotation are various weaknesses that must be addressed at some point soon should they ultimately wish to have a truly successful campaign come year’s end and, of the team’s many flaws, the folks at Bleacher Report believe the most concerning one is found on the offensive side of the ball, particularly when it comes to their shooting efficiency or, rather, the lack thereof.

Recently, Zach Buckley stated that erratic shooting was Boston’s most glaring issue, citing their poor conversion rate as a major reason for their quarter-season woes:

"Collectively, this club is converting just 32.8 percent from range, which ranks 25th across the league. Jaylen Brown is the only player among Boston’s top-seven scorers clearing 35 percent from three, while sub-24-percent-shooting sophomores Aaron Nesmith and Payton Pritchard have apparently bricked their way out of the rotation"

In order to fix this obvious weakness, the Cs will likely have to look to the trade market to try and acquire some much needed efficient shooters, and we at HH believe there are 2, in particular, that can help: