NBA Fans Bracing for Ben Simmons News After Celtics’ Roster Move originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Boston Celtics made a roster move on Wednesday. The team confirmed via its official X account that JD Davison was waived, which puts their roster at 14 players for the 2024-25 season.

The Boston Celtics cut an NBA champion, a former Celtics player signs in Israel, and Ben Simmons is linked to Boston.

Though talks of LeBron James leaving the Los Angeles Lakers this offseason have seemingly cooled down, his future is still in question heading into the 2025-26 campaign.

Bronny James completed his last game of his second summer league experience, Last year was a novelty act at ti

LeBron James' contract with the Los Angeles Lakers runs through the end of the 2025-26 season. And while maybe in the past that would've been a worry, NBA insider Marc Stein reports that the Lakers aren't bothered by that.

Davison, a 2022 Celtics second-round pick, averaged 25.6 points and 7.7 assists in the G League last season. The post Celtics waived G League MVP JD Davison, get under NBA salary cap’s second apron appeared first on Boston.

The Celtics continue to make moves throughout the season, and they've recently waived G League MVP JD Davison.

Davison was named G League MVP while playing for the Maine Celtics last season. JD Davison, who was named the NBA G League MVP last season while playing for the Maine Celtics, was waived by the Boston Celtics on Thursday.

Jonathan Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors appear no closer to a resolution on their contract discussions nearly a month into free agency, as he and the rest of the top restricted free agents around the league continue to struggle to get the kinds of offers they're looking for.

Even though the Golden State Warriors getting Jonathan Kuminga to sign the qualifying offer could be seen as a good thing if it happens since it's a cheap one-year deal, at least one NBA executive thinks it would be a disastrous result for the team.

Kuminga's options appear limited. Going back to Golden State for a year could make sense, but there's a lot of risk for both sides.