Brad Stevens has excelled as the Boston Celtics’ president of basketball operations but faces a challenging offseason, needing to cut $20 million in salary while maintaining a competitive roster. With the 28th and 32nd picks in the upcoming NBA Draft, Stevens’ strong college connections give him an advantage in scouting prospects, and he remains open to significant trades, particularly involving players like Jrue Holiday.
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