The Boston Celtics are generating buzz as trade rumors swirl around Jaylen Brown and Derrick White, two of their standout players. Following the offseason trades of Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis, it seems that the team is open to offers for almost anyone except Jayson Tatum. Recently, analyst Zach Lowe suggested the Sacramento Kings as a potential trade partner for Brown, although he does not anticipate a deal happening this summer.

Lowe expressed that while there was initial momentum regarding trade talks, the situation appears to have calmed down. He predicts that both Brown and White will likely remain with the Celtics for the upcoming season, unless an extraordinary trade package emerges. Despite the Kings' extensive assets, they might not offer enough to match Brown's value, leading to a potential step back for Boston if they were to consider a trade. With a focus on retooling for a championship run in 2026-27, the Celtics seem to be in a transitional phase, but their core players should remain intact for now.