SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday announced they acquired forward Reggie

 

 

 

 

 

Bullock and a 2030 first-round pick swap from the Dallas Mavericks in exchange for three future

second-round picks as part of a three-team trade with the Mavs and Boston Celtics.

The Spurs will send 2025 (from Toronto) and 2028 (from Miami) second-round picks to Dallas, and a

2024 (more favorable of New Orleans/Chicago) second rounder to Boston.

The Mavericks acquired forward Grant Williams from the Celtics, also sending a 2025 second-round

pick swap and 2030 second-round pick to Boston.

Bullock appeared in a career-high 78 games (55 starts) for the Mavericks last season. He averaged 7.2

points and 3.6 rebounds while shooting 38% from three-point range, including 43.6% from long range

over his final 37 games of the season.

Hailing from North Carolina, the nine-year veteran has played in 512 total career games (294 starts)

with the Clippers, Suns, Pistons, Lakers, Knicks and Mavericks, with career averages of 7.7 points, 2.7

rebounds in 23.7 minutes per game.

Bullock was selected by the Clippers in the first round (25th overall) of the 2013 NBA Draft.

In addition to his on-court efforts, Bullock was named the 2022 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Social Justice

Champion.

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Brad Stevens Wants To Make These Moves After Marcus Smart, Grant Williams Trades

The Celtics already have done a fair amount of roster shuffling this NBA offseason, and they’re not done yet.

Brad Stevens revealed as much Wednesday after Boston’s latest NBA Summer League Game in Las

Vegas. Stevens’ comments came shortly after the Celtics finalized a three-team deal with the Mavericks

and the Spurs that sent Grant Williams to Dallas. This marked Boston’s second three-team trade of the

summer, as Stevens and company employed a similar strategy in order to land Kristaps Porzingis.

But Stevens believes there’s still work to be done to the Celtics’ roster, and he revealed those potential

tweaks while speaking to the media.

“We’ll try to add obviously a little bit,” Stevens told reporters,” per MassLive. “I’d like to get a little more

depth, maybe on the wing, and then also maybe with a four/three type. I feel pretty good about our bigs.

We’ve got a couple two-ways, so we’ve got some things we’re still very much looking at.”

Even as currently constructed, the Celtics are more than talented enough to contend for an NBA

championship next season. But depth is critical — even in such a star-driven league — so it certainly

would be wise for Stevens to add a piece or two to complement his heavy hitters.