However, as CBS Sports’ James Herbert laid out recently, the team still has a lot of work to do in the remaining stages of the offseason. While the Celtics have a clear hole in the frontcourt, Herbert’s issue with the Celtics is simply that they’re too expensive.

After shedding salary to avoid the second apron, the Boston Celtics must now finalize their 2025-26 roster. The key decision?

The Celtics are also expected to sign their other second-round pick, Amari Williams, to a two-way contract after drafting him at No. 46 overall in the NBA Draft. Shulga, Williams and Miles Norris are projected to fill Boston’s three two-way roster slots for next season.

The former Virginia Commonwealth combo guard had himself a solid if unremarkable stint suiting up for the Sin City Celtics.

Former VCU guard Max Shulga, the 57th pick in the draft, officially signed a two-way contract with the Celtics.