There are a lot of games to look forward to next season, but Celtics-Lakers on December 5 could be must-see TV.

With Horford in Golden State, the Celtics will have to rely on newly acquired centers Chris Boucher and Luka Garza, plus incumbent Neemias Queta, to man that spot next year. It's unclear at this point which one will start.

This massive trade proposal sees the Celtics deal their $285 million star guard, Jaylen Brown, to their Eastern Conference foe, the Detroit Pistons. Grant Hughes of Bleacher Report has the Celtics deal Brown to the Pistons for this massive haul.

That landed the Celtics in last place on David Aldridge’s ranking of every NBA team’s offseason for The Athletic. Calling Boston’s situation “bleak,” Aldridge explained that the second apron was a horror for the Celtics to deal with this offseason.

So with the Celtics looking to be somewhere in between the best and the worst of the East, where do we think they will fall?

The Golden State Warriors' dynasty is largely considered one of the greatest dynasties in NBA history. They dominated the league from 2015-2019, winning 3 title

Chisholm's first order of business as new owner was to extend head coach Joe Mazzulla, signing him to a multi-year contract. Mazzulla has been somewhat of a polarizing figure in Beantown. He was heavily criticized for the Celtics' playoff flameout in 2023, but was largely revered for leading the team to a title the following season.

The hosts of the CLNS Media "How Bout Them Celtics!" podcast, Jack Simone and Sam LaFrance, took a closer look at his play in EuroBasket games recently. Check it out below!