Hello and welcome to the Game Theory podcast offseason preview series.

We're going to go through all 30 NBA teams and talk about what they should do this upcoming

off season.

These are going to be a little 20 to 30 minute bite-sized podcast that will go up on the podcast

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But Bryce, we're going to start with a fun one. Yes, we are. We are going to start with the Boston

Celtics. And the Boston Celtics have for my money, I think probably the most interesting

offseason of any team in the NBA. And the reason for that is I think that there's a case that this team

is the first true casualty of the new collective bargaining agreement. Yes, I think people

will point to Denver last summer not being able to commit and keep Contavius Caldwell Pope, commit to

and keep Contavius called well Pope.

But I think that this Boston Celtics team is actually the one that might end up having to

break up its core like fairly substantially this year, if only because their financial burden

is so large heading into next season while they don't really have a

chance to compete unless Jason Tatum makes a miraculous comeback from his torn Achilles that he

suffered in the playoffs. Yeah. I mean, we've been talking about it for a while in terms of this

was going to come due eventually.

And so I know we have it all right there on the screen.

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