Jayson Tatum’s Secret Mission: Which NBA Star Is He Desperate to Lure to the Celtics?
Despite tearing his Achilles during the 2025 playoffs, Lillard remains an attractive option for contending teams.
His production last season speaks for itself, averaging 24.9 points and 7.1 assists across 58 games while cementing his place as the fourth-leading three-point shooter in NBA history.
The financial structure makes this partnership particularly appealing for Boston.
With Milwaukee still responsible for a portion of Lillard’s salary through the stretch provision, the Celtics could acquire a future Hall of Famer using either the veteran minimum or their $5.7 million mid-level exception.
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