When you're the best team in basketball-by record and efficiency-you don't need to make a big splash at the trade deadline. Sometimes, the right move is a subtle one, bringing in players who can provide depth and fit well within the team's system.
The Celtics' acquisitions of Mo Wagner and Luke Kornet are a testament to their front office's ability to identify and acquire players who can contribute to their team's success, even if they're not the biggest names in the league. It shows that they value fit and versatility, and are willing to make subtle moves to bolster their roster.
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