Hauser is the cornerstone shooter Boston leaned on to preserve spacing under the apron rules. His off-ball movement and length complement the Tatum-Brown dynamic, and his defensive development remains a pivot for his rotating minutes.

Hauser provides floor spacing but minutes are capricious; a 28-minute role could yield multiple 3s per game, yet the Celtics’ frontcourt depth and rotation could cap his ceiling. He remains a speculative late-round shooter with potential for spot-start value if minutes increase.

Hauser’s role as a shooter and floor spacer makes him an intriguing trade chip, but his value hinges on minutes, fit, and the return. His fantasy ceiling could rise with a role boost or drop if he’s moved to a team with limited usage.

Hauser is positioned as a three-point specialist who could see more run if Boston shifts cap space and scales minutes. With a track record of high 3-point accuracy, a 30-minute floor could yield 3+ triples per game along with respectable rebounds.

Hauser’s shooting gravity will be pivotal as Boston leans on youth; his floor-spacers’ role remains central.