This Celtics-Hornets Trade Swaps Gordon Hayward, Al Horford

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Making the Case: Boston Celtics

The Boston Celtics initially let Horford go when he signed a lucrative contract with the Philadelphia 76ers. He was brought back to Boston and has played well, but that does not mean he will be a long-term piece.

Hayward would continue to add depth to the backcourt when looking at the fits. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown continue to be one of the best duos in the league as the Celtics continue to contend in the Eastern Conference.

With Hayward coming over, it will give them a scoring threat off the bench that has experience in the postseason. Having another versatile wing that already has familiarity with Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown could be an intriguing option.

The emotional factor for Boston in Hayward is there, but it is more than that. In the offseason, the Celtics signed Robert Williams III to a long-term deal, which means he is a future piece in the frontcourt.

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With Williams as a long-term answer, it gives them the flexibility to move on from Horford if they can find the right deal. Moving Horford’s contract to bolster the wing could be a logical option.

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