The Celtics lean into upside with two young internationals: Amari Ugo and Ugo Gonzalez, both prized for playmaking and growth potential. Gonzalez’s Real Madrid background and a recent ACB win signal elite development, while Ugo’s 22-year-old ceiling centers on vision and rim-attacking growth. Boston also eyes offensive spark by adding Anthony Simons, even as Drew Holiday moves on. The frontcourt reshapes around Porzingis and Horford, but the center rotation remains fluid as Joe Missoula navigates a roster with Jason Tatum’s timeline still unfolding. Patience and development anchor the plan.

Bill Chisum’s Celtics takeover emphasizes consensus-driven leadership, patient roster development, and a disciplined payroll approach aimed at winning banners while preserving long-term balance. He praises the existing leadership, pledges accountability, and signals a hands-on but collaborative style with Brad Stevens, Rich Gotham, and the support staff. Key themes include Jason Tatum’s health trajectory, the luxury‑tax landscape, and a Boston-centric fan experience that could include arena discussions and a potential WNBA expansion, all rooted in the team’s heritage at TD Garden.