While many wonder how the Celtics will tweak their roster this offseason, for now, the next agenda for the front office is the 2025 NBA Draft. The C’s currently hold the No. 28 and 32 picks as they’ll look to add some pieces to the team. The draft will take place from June 25-26 with each round taking one day.

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Kevin O'Connor has the Celtics taking Georgetown big man Thomas Sorber with the 28th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.

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I don’t think it changes at all for us,” Stevens said. “We’ll evaluate who we think will be available at 28 and 32. We just got done with two draft workouts today, and