One of the Boston Celtics' key free agents may be out of Boston to sign with another recent NBA championship franchise.

The Denver Nuggets have emerged as a potential landing spot for a champion from the Boston Celtics during free agency.

Brad Stevens made it known earlier in the week that the Boston Celtics don't expect to have Al Horford back next season. There have been a few teams interested in signing the vete

Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens said it’s “highly unlikely” that the 39-year-old center will return to Boston when asked at a Tuesday press conference.

The Denver Nuggets have had a pretty impressive offseason. Since it began, Denver has acquired Cameron Johnson for Michael Porter Jr., brought back Bruce Brown, and signed Tim Hardaway Jr. They also traded Dario Saric for Jonas Valanciunas, but there's been a problem.

Boston Celtics general manager Brad Stevens says it is "unlikely" that Al Horford will return to Boston next season.

“Jokic is like with water polo,” Mazzulla said in a recent interview on the Games With Names podcast. “If you watch water polo, you’re essentially watching Jokic play. That’s exactly how — that’s how he plays.”

Al Horford's time with the Boston Celtics is officially over, marking the end of a significant chapter in the veteran's career.

The Celtics have lost several key players from their 2024 championship core this offseason. Al Horford was expected to join the list of players who were traded/signed elsewhere, but recently was predicted to possibly return to Boston, after it seemed unlikely for weeks.

Amid rumors about Al Horford's future with the NBA, Boston Celtics executive Brad Stevens openly addressed the veteran's re-signing prospects, adding an intriguing layer to the ongoing offseason discussions.

The Celtics sign Josh Minott to bolster depth as Warriors and Lakers pursue veteran big man Al Horford in free agency.