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[QUOTE="FlippinCrazy!, post: 3690713, member: 8803"]
Was looking at Hayward’s player extension, which he will almost certainly sign. As disappointing as Hayward has been these past few years, it doesn’t seem as if Hayward picking his option would hurt the Celtics all that much. There really is only one big free agent in Anthony Davis, who 95% not going to the Cs. And if they did have a chance to sign him or another max free agent, it seems as if we would have to move lots of money around (not picking up theis option, trading kanter, etc).

We could keep Hayward for another year, draft an impact rookie (with the rookie level contract) and extend Tatum. Then next year, we can make a play at a big free agent to go alongside Tatum, Brown and Kemba (with supporting cast of pick 14 rookie, Grant, Langford, Williams, Edwards).

Or I could be completely wrong because the NBA salary structure is confusing as hell. But generally I’ve always been a big supporting of drafting rookies, since they can be big contributors but have low salaries.
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