American News: Multi-team inquiry Brown & White was rejected, including 1 swap + 2 first round White s quotation

Recently, ClutchPoints reporter Brett Siegel wrote an article about the Celtics' operations during the offseason.

He wrote: "Before the 2025 draft, there were many rumors about the future of Jaylen Brown and Derek White. Sources said that although they received a lot of inquiries about Jaylen Brown and White during the 'garage sale' this offseason, Stevens and the Celtics did not believe that trading the two players would give them any value in this offseason. White and Brown remain an important part of the Celtics' core roster, with Towers Toum plays side by side, and Tatum will undergo rehabilitation for Achilles tendon tear almost all of the 2025-26 season. "

" League sources said that the Celtics have received offers from multiple teams to White, one of which includes two first-round picks and one swap. The Toronto Raptors have also shown strong interest. As previously reported, the Raptors prepared a bid around the No. 9 pick to get White, but were rejected by the Celtics. "

" Although White and Brown will not leave the team, the Celtics have received two players in the Holiday and Porzingis deal - Anfini Simmons and Nion, and their future remains uncertain. Simmons and Nion have appeared in various news and rumors in the league long before the start of the summer league. Sources say that the Celtics have talked with multiple teams about these players over the past few weeks. From now until the trade deadline, the Celtics may still change. But whether they will Taking action before training camp begins is a major issue with many different views. "

" It is worth noting that the Celtics do like Simmons Anfini and believe that he has the ability to be a key contributor to the backcourt when Tatum and Brown are at their best. Sources say that although the team has explored possible ways to trade him for other assets this offseason, the Celtics are confident in his abilities if Simmons Anfini stays in the roster."