The Boston Celtics might be looking to make roster moves this offseason after a disappointing second round exit and we have a list of three realistic and unrealistic targets.

When we get more granular, there are players who have clearly stepped up their individual games, and others who have fallen well short of expectations. But what sort of a grad ought we to give each of the team's players for what they did this past season?

The Celtics’ worst fears were confirmed. Their nightmare became reality. Jayson Tatum did in fact tear his right Achilles and underwent surgery on Tuesday, the team announced. He is likely to miss all of next season as a result.

Struggling with the Orlando Magic in the opening round of the playoffs was enough of a warning sign. There was something off kilter with these Celtics.

A breakup of Boston’s championship-winning core appears inevitable. Which Celtics players could be on the move this offseason?

Jrue Holiday‘s future with the Boston Celtics is far from certain. The veteran guard could be among a number of potential roster cuts if Brad Stevens decides to duck under the second-apron luxury tax.

During his time suiting up for the Celtics, Minor wore only jersey No. 20 and put up 1.3 points and 1.0 rebounds per game.

This year they were, and they went into the tax to try. But next year those luxury tax payments become obscene.Brian Robb on Masslive.com goes into detail of what the Celtics salary cap sheet looks like for the following season next year.