Celtics Sign Veteran Guard to Roster Amid Jaylen Brown Trade Buzz
Summary
The Boston Celtics signed veteran guard Mike Conley to a one-year contract as they prepare for the possibility of trading star player Jaylen Brown. Along with Conley, the team also added big man Mitchell Robinson from the New York Knicks during free agency to strengthen their roster.Key Facts
- The Celtics signed Mike Conley, a 38-year-old guard with 20 years of NBA experience, to a one-year deal.
- Conley previously played for the Minnesota Timberwolves and had lower playing time and stats last season.
- Mitchell Robinson, a big man from the New York Knicks, also joined the Celtics in free agency.
- Jaylen Brown, a five-time NBA All-Star, may be traded soon, with the Celtics reportedly talking to 8 to 10 teams.
- Brown has not requested a trade, but the Celtics are actively working on a deal.
- Other younger guards on the Celtics roster include Derrick White and Payton Pritchard.
- Conley’s signing is seen partly as a move to bring veteran leadership and mentorship to the team.
- It is possible Brown will remain with the Celtics at least at the start of the season while trade talks continue.
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