For the moment, the Boston Celtics seem to have mostly finished with shaking up their roster after a tumultuous 2022 NBA trade deadline that saw the team’s 17-man roster reduced to just a dozen players when the smoke cleared on that day.
The team signed old friend Luke Kornet to a rest-of-season deal from his prior position holding down the Maine Celtics frontcourt at the center position at the G League level. Then, they elevated two way forward Sam Hauser to a regular deal to close out the season, leaving the Celtics’ roster mostly finished to close the 2021-22 season.
There will be a few more additions with only 13 players on the team with 12 of them being regular contracts, but before that happens, let’s take stock of who is actually on the team and how much they will make this season.
Brodric Thomas (two way) – $462,629
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Luke Kornet – $507,502
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Sam Hauser – $602,539
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Payton Pritchard – $2,137,440
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Grant Williams – $2,617,800
Winslow Townson-USA TODAY Sports
Aaron Nesmith – $3,631,200
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Robert Williams III – $3,661,976
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Daniel Theis – $8,280,351
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Marcus Smart – $14,339,285
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Derrick White – $15,678,571
Winslow Townson-USA TODAY Sports
Jaylen Brown – $26,758,928
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Al Horford – $27,000,000
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Jayson Tatum – $28,103,500
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