Slight Celtics Edge
Boston received 2024 second-round pick (#41 Adem Bona); 2025 second-round pick swap rights with Mavericks; 2030 second-round pick and sent Grant Williams; 2025 second-round pick swap rights with Mavericks in a multi-team trade involving Mavericks, Spurs.
Boston Celtics Received
- Draft Pick 2024 second-round pick (#41 Adem Bona )
- Pick Swap 2025 second-round pick swap rights with Mavericks
- Draft Pick 2030 second-round pick
Dallas Mavericks Received
- Player Grant Williams
- Pick Swap 2025 second-round pick swap rights with Mavericks
San Antonio Spurs Received
- Draft Pick 2030 second-round pick
Trade Analysis
Boston Celtics Perspective
Boston turned Grant Williams' sign-and-trade departure into multiple second-round assets and swap flexibility rather than losing him without return. Dallas received a useful player, but Boston's asset recovery proved stronger.
Dallas Mavericks Perspective
Dallas finished slightly behind once the assets played out. Grant Williams did not fit and was traded within months, while Boston and San Antonio received draft assets and flexibility. Dallas failed to realize the intended on-court return. The central comparison is Grant Williams against Reggie Bullock, with the remaining picks, rights, cash and contract consequences shaping the final margin.