The Boston Celtics' recent long-term contracts for stars have created divisions among ownership, with some questioning the sustainability of their rising payroll amid a championship run.
The team’s financial strategy has sparked concerns, particularly regarding the Celtics’ expected loss of approximately $80 million in luxury tax penalties after the 2024-25 season.
Even with a championship victory, the hefty contracts for key players like Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown seem to signal significant financial risks for the organization.
Forbes values the Celtics at $4.7 billion, showcasing the intricate balance between achieving on-court success and managing off-court financial implications.
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