5 former All-Stars the Boston Celtics could end up trading for this season

The Boston Celtics could find themselves looking for one final piece to get them over the top by the deadline -- and these 5 ex-All-Stars could be options Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
The Boston Celtics could find themselves looking for one final piece to get them over the top by the deadline -- and these 5 ex-All-Stars could be options Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports /
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Jrue Holiday

If Jrue Holiday ends up leaving the Milwaukee Bucks, there could be a domino effect in the Cream City that eventually results in the exile of two-time former NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo per Bobby Marks.

“I would be concerned based on what happens with Jrue Holiday,” Marks said (h/t Bleacher Report). “I think that’s going to be the x-factor and what I am going to keep an eye on. Holiday is extension eligible (on) February 22nd and potentially could be a free agent next year. What does Milwaukee do with him? If they lose him, they are in big trouble.”

Holiday demanding a trade at any point could lower his value to the point where the Celtics would get involved, and if Antetokounmpo would be collateral damage for such a move, the Bucks wouldn’t worry about boosting one of their long-time postseason rivals.

Better yet, Holiday is a more talented version of the defensive bulldog Smart. Holiday is by far the best possible acquisition at the PG spot for Boston unless the price for Lillard miraculously plummeted.