As the Boston Celtics navigate the offseason, questions loom regarding Jrue Holiday's future with the team, with expectations mounting for a potential trade. This uncertainty raises the need for Brad Stevens to reinforce the guard depth, especially considering the possibility of not retaining JD Davison. The upcoming NBA Draft presents a pivotal opportunity for the Celtics to acquire cost-effective talent to bolster their roster.

One name that stands out is Chaz Lanier, a standout guard from Tennessee, who averaged 18 points per game alongside 3.9 rebounds and 1.1 assists during his transition to the collegiate level. His impressive shooting stats, including a 39.5% three-point percentage, could provide the Celtics with the additional scoring capability they require, making him a viable pick at either of their selections, 28 or 32.