Enes Freedom surfaced in the Celtics’ trade notes, part of the package that sent Theis back to a different path in Boston’s frontcourt rebuild. His presence signals added depth and potential bench minutes, with the fantasy angle hinging on how Boston utilizes backup bigs and centers in a post-season rotation, especially when rest becomes a factor.

Enes Freedom's career is defined by his time with the Celtics, where he averaged 6.4 points and 6.4 rebounds per game while wearing Nos. 11 and 13. Drafted third overall in 2011, his journey reflects the challenges and opportunities faced by NBA players. His advocacy for social justice adds a significant layer to his narrative.