The Boston Celtics are just under a week away from making their selections in the 2025 NBA draft. And while we don't know for sure if they will be selecting at the No. 28 and 32 picks they currently control, we do have an idea of what sorts of players they might be looking for, what needs they have, and who they have been working out.

Tennessee guard Chaz Lanier's elite 3-point shooting makes him a good 2025 NBA Draft target for the Boston Celtics.

Ace Bailey was viewed as a potential top-3 pick, but it sounds like he could slide a few picks in the 2025 NBA Draft.

There are a few wings in the Celtics range likely able to contribute in a backup role or with enough upside that it may be worth a pick to draft them.

Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens discussed the team's plans entering this week's 2024 NBA draft. "I think there's a lot of moving parts to keeping this roster ...

Kentucky's Koby Brea is an elite outside shooter, which makes him an intriguing fit for the Celtics in the 2025 NBA Draft.

With Jayson Tatum sidelined and cap issues piling up, the Celtics must act wisely in the 2025 NBA Draft and free agency.

The Celtics got that high second-round selection thanks to Stevens trading back four times during the 2023 NBA Draft. Stevens' maneuvering landed the team a slew of future second-round picks ...

There is plenty of chatter heating up around the NBA and the Celtics as the NBA Draft gets closer. What Boston plans to do this summer to adjust their strategy around different personnel remains an open question. Let’s explore some questions on those topics, s and more in this week’s mailbag.

The Boston Celtics could have a "wild card" trade partner in the Western Conference thanks to the deep ties between franchises