The Boston Celtics are facing speculation about potential roster changes under their new ownership group this summer. Major discussions revolve around possibly moving star big man Kristaps Porzingis or veteran guard Jrue Holiday to avoid hefty penalties associated with being a second apron team. The future of this star-studded roster remains uncertain, with fans questioning if it's feasible to keep these elite players while adhering to new financial constraints imposed by the league.

Owners, including majority stakeholder Wyc Grousbeck, have acknowledged the challenges that come with the second apron rule, creating further intrigue about how the Celtics will navigate their roster decisions. This has led to discussions among basketball insiders and analysts about the implications for team dynamics and performance for the upcoming season.