The Boston Celtics are this summer's prime example of a team trading players it values because of constraints imposed by an unforgiving collective bargaining agreement.
After consecutive campaigns over the second apron, the franchise parted with Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis. They also lost Luke Kornet to the San Antonio Spurs in free agency. When Jonathan Kuminga's restricted free agency gets settled, the Golden State Warriors could quickly sign Al Horford.
However, Boston could now benefit from another team that's working to shed salary. According to Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report, the Philadelphia 76ers are motivated to trade at least one, if not both, Kelly Oubre and Andre Drummond.