Report: Celtics exploring 3-team sign-and-trade with Nets, Hornets
Brian Babineau / National Basketball Association / Getty
The Boston Celtics are exploring the possibility of a three-team sign-and-trade, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
Such a deal would involve the Celtics receiving Kemba Walker, Kyrie Irving heading to the Brooklyn Nets, and Terry Rozier landing with the Charlotte Hornets.
All three players will hit unrestricted free agency at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday.
Walker and Irving are both entitled to make up to $141 million over four years as part of a sign-and-trade, as they each have at least eight years of NBA service time.
The Celtics hope to create a full mid-level exception, according to Wojnarowski.
HEADLINES
- Giddey ties career-high with 5 triples to lead Bulls past Cavaliers
- Faulk scores only goal, Hofer makes 24 saves to help Blues blank Jets
- TNF bets: Seahawks host Rams for high-stakes NFC West clash
- Bears exploring potential stadium sites in Northwest Indiana
- Rookie Ward hopes to be involved in Titans' coaching search
Advertisement