B rad Stevens and the Boston Celtics have been busy this offseason. Due to the torn Achilles injury suffered by Jayson Tatum and the team's luxury tax situation, the Celtics were forced to trade away two of their main pieces early on in the offseason.

Given the team remains about $300,000 over the CBA's dreaded second apron, we expect the team to try to dip under with a Simons trade.

This summer, the Celtics already moved on from key veterans Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday, clearing up cap space and saving millions in luxury tax. Boston was facing a summer full of trades, and president of basketball operations Brad Stevens delivered.