BOSTON – The agreed upon trade between Boston and Philadelphia will add even more assets to the Celtics’ ever-increasing vault of draft picks which gives them the potential for growth as a franchise's development, both short and long-term.
Here’s an update on Boston's ever-expanding asset collection for the next six years.
2017
No. 3 overall pick (in Philly trade)
No. 37 (from Minnesota via Phoenix)
No. 53 (from Cleveland)
Boston Celtics
No. 56 (from the Los Angeles Clippers)
2018
Own 1st
Brooklyn 1st
Los Angeles Lakers 1st (if No. 2-5)
Own 2nd (if not 56+)
2019
Own 1st
Sacramento 1st (Only if ’18 Lakers pick isn’t received previously)
Memphis 1st (Maybe)*
Los Angeles Clippers 1st (if 15+)
Own 2nd (if not 56+)
Detroit 2nd
2020
Own 1st
Memphis 1st (Maybe)*
Los Angeles Clippers 1st (if 15+ and not received previously)
Own 2nd (If not 56+)
Miami 2nd
2021
Own 1st
Memphis 1st (Maybe, if not previously received)*
Own 2nd
2022
Own 1st
Memphis 1st (if not previously received)*
Own 2nd
Los Angeles Clippers 2nd (if not previously received)
*Memphis 1st will be received two years after they send one to Denver, but then only 9+ in 2019, 7+ in 2020, unprotected in 2021.