In the past, the Celtics have also traded back in the draft to pick up valuable assets, and could even elect to deal out of the night's selections, if the return made sense to all sides. So what might Boston do on draft night in light of their recent moves to reshape their roster this offseason?

Access to smaller taxpayer mid-level exception ($5.7 million): The Celtics’ usage of this MLE would trigger a hard cap at the second apron ($207 million). Given where Boston is with their repeater tax penalties, it would be surprising to see Boston use the MLE this offseason since getting under the tax line entirely could be a priority.

The offseason is already in full swing for the Celtics, and Brad Stevens has a pair of picks to make -- or trade -- in the upcoming NBA Draft.