The Boston Celtics’ decision to trade Georges Niang to the Utah Jazz is not just a roster move—it’s a significant financial maneuver. According to ESPN’s Bobby Marks, Boston’s luxury tax bill drops from $73.1 million to $30.4 million following the deal. The transaction brings the Celtics $10.2 million under the second tax apron and just […]
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