The young marshal of the Celtic Army performed a magical operation, evading taxes of 238 million in less than 24 hours, and three points allowed him to move forward and retreat freely.

There is a saying that the biggest core of the success of the Celtics last season was actually "Young Coach" Stevens. After taking over Danny Angie's mantle, this young management showed more decisive courage and clever methods than his predecessors. White, Holiday and Porzingis are all top puzzles for the double-Tanhua lineup. When the Celtics failed this season's playoffs, Stevens turned the tide again and proved that he could not only do addition but also subtraction, and he did not drag on it at all, helping the team reverse the decline. In less than 24 hours, Stevens solved the team's two concerns and sent away the severely declined Holiday Brother and Posses. This quick operation allowed the Celtics, who had to pay the sky-high luxury tax of $500 million if they maintained the lineup, saved a full $238 million in luxury tax expenses in one go. Even if the new boss Chisholm is much richer than Grosbeck's family, his money is not blown by the strong wind. It is impossible for Tatum to still pay such a crazy luxury tax when it is likely to be reimbursed for the new season. What's more, even if Tatum is not injured, Zhu Ge and Porzingis have no way to maintain the dominance of the team, and change is imperative.

The only thing I didn't expect was that Stevens' actions could be so fast and the transaction could be so beautiful. Although his two operations did not involve superstars, they were still able to be the gods. The reason is that three points make the current Celtics move forward and retreat freely. The first is to supplement combat power. Anthony Simmons and Nian are both shooters with space attributes, which are very consistent with the "magic ball" style that the Celtics are pursuing. This means that although the Celtics are not a big hit in the championship, there is no big problem in separating the Eastern Conference in the new season, and there is room and room for further operations in the future.

Secondly, the Celtics lost no future assets in both transactions. After the end of the season, Holiday and Porzingis' contracts both fell into the "trash contracts". Everyone is discussing how much "handling fees" the Celtics will pay if they want to send them away. It is generally believed that every time one person is sent away, they will have to pay a first round. Unexpectedly, Stevens not only lowered taxes and replenished his immediate combat power, but also collected three second rounds. If the Trail Blazers' operations are confusing and can be attributed to the management's lack of wisdom, then the Hawks and the Nets have done the same thing. It can only be said that Stevens does have some tricks. This entry and exit not only revitalized the current situation of the Celtics, but also allowed them to retain the future.

Third, the Celtics finally got rid of the threat of the second tyrant line. With the success of two deals, the team's total salary will reach $203 million after signing the first round of this year, which is still a $4.5 million gap from the second rich line. Don't underestimate the $4.5 million. For the Celtics, many of the punishments against them have been cancelled, which means that Stevens has gotten back the mini middle class of the new season. He can get cash in subsequent transactions, and can also give out the first round in 7 years. He has also regained the signing rights of the buyout market.

Stevens' operation is really amazing. The success of the Celtics is not accidental. Although they will be silent for a while in the new season, under the helm of the young coach, there is no need to doubt that they will make a comeback soon.