Despite a strong showing in Las Vegas Summer League, Hugo Gonzalez is still an unknown commodity for Boston Celtics fans. The 19-year-old wing has spent the early part of his career in Europe, fighting for minutes on Real Madrid's roster — one of Europe's best and most competitive teams.

While the most impactful departures included the trades of Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis, there have been some other notable moves this offseason. Luke Kornet signed with the San Antonio Spurs, and Al Horford seems likely to land in Golden State when restricted free agency gets sorted out.

One of the Boston Celtics’ newest additions to their roster Hugo González has not impressed NBA insider John Hollinger in his Summer League games with the organization.

What does reserve forward Georges Niang bring to the Boston Celtics? Traded to the Celtics at the start of Boston offseason to help the team's front office get off of the contract of big man Kristaps Porzingis as part of their work to get under the NBA's second apron, Niang has not exactly been embraced by the Boston faithful just yet.

The way he manipulates the defense in the pick-and-roll is really high-level. Playing against him a lot in training camp, he was a hard guard.”

Despite the Celtics having interest in keeping Bassey with the team, it appears any potential deal has fallen through. European Basketball Insider Luca D’Allesandro reported that Bassey’s agent, Marc McNeil, has revealed the center is in touch with an overseas team and seemingly preparing for an NBA departure.

During his time suiting up for the Celtics, Green wore only jersey No. 28 and put up 3.2 points and 1.1 rebounds per game.

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JD Davison had a heck of a season in the G League, but the Celtics waived the guard to dip back under the NBA's second apron.

While Celtics fans have to deal with seeing Marcus Smart in a Lakers jersey, in some ways, it could've been a little worse.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum continues to work his way back from an Achilles injury he suffered against the New York Knicks in the 2025 playoffs, and one of his former teammates is not surprised by the progress he has made in the past few days.

JD Davison won the MVP Award for the NBA Gatorade League last season, and the Boston Celtics converted his two-way contract to a standard deal to put him on their playoff roster, then picked up their team option in June to keep the former Alabama guard for the 2025-26 season.