According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, the Kings are interested in kicking the tires on a Holiday trade. The Kings traded De'Aaron Fox last season. With the Kings in the market for a new starting point guard, Holiday could be the answer to their issues. They are a team that is caught in the middle, but they are still trying to win.

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Brooklyn is the only team that could absorb Holiday’s deal outright into their cap space. Otherwise, the other team involved in acquiring Holiday would need to send out at least $25.9 million in salary for the trade to work under CBA rules if it goes through after July 1st. Holiday is set to make $32.4 million next season.

Boston could reportedly look to make some small moves and then make more into the season next year. More Celtics news: Celtics Trade Idea Swaps Jrue Holiday For $26M Star Forward If true, this could be a complete game-changer for the Celtics as they enter into the upcoming offseason.

Currently, the Celtics are facing a substantial tax bill that could reach as high as $280 million. That figure stems from their sky-high payroll and their status as a repeater team — meaning they've gone over the cap in three of the last four years.

Are the Boston Celtics interested in signing EuroLeague forward Nigel Hayes-Davis? Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla was recently spotted in Turkiye at a Fenerbahce game, with reporting on his visit relating he was at the Basketball Super League and EuroLeague team tilt to scout Hayes-Davis.

According to Shams Charania, the Celtics' primary focus still revolves around moving Jrue Holiday, Kristaps Porzingis, and Sam Hauser.