ESPN analyst Brian Windhorst remains optimistic about the Boston Celtics' prospects for the 2026-27 NBA season, even following their trade of Jaylen Brown. Despite some questioning the move, Windhorst believes the Celtics have positioned themselves well for future success.
In other news, the Toronto Raptors are set to introduce rookie Allen Graves, the 19th overall pick in the recent NBA draft. Graves joins the team after a standout freshman year at Santa Clara University, bringing a new wave of talent to the Raptors' roster.
Windhorst Backs Celtics After Brown Trade; Raptors Welcome Rookie Graves
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