Celtics President Brad Stevens Addresses Rumored Offseason Changes

Boston Celtics president of basketball operations, Brad Stevens, is facing a summer filled with tough decisions as the team contends with various payroll issues while also needing to restructure a roster that was insufficient to reach the Eastern Conference Finals.

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Superstar Jayson Tatum is expected to miss next season due to an Achilles injury, resulting in a lost season regarding contending for a title.

However, the Celtics still have much work to do to ensure the roster is ready for Tatum's return.

During Stevens' exit interview, he offered insights into what the front office should consider during the offseason.

"We talk big picture branches and long-term all the time. But then, at the end of each season, you glean a little more clarity from the season that just happened and what happened during it, right?," Stevens told reporters.

"So again, I like to give everybody a few days to take a deep breath, because you don't want to make decisions that are rash or emotional. And we've got a lot to sift through and sort out and think about.

"And we'll do that. So there'll be a lot of us in the room. And we'll take the time over the next couple of weeks to do that."