Exit Interviews: Reviewing the Celtics roster heading into the offseason

Rebuilding Smart

Marcus Smart’s impact goes way beyond his numbers. His attitude and identity have come to define this Celtics team.

Olynyk calls right shoulder surgery "inevitable"

Boston Celtics center Kelly Olynyk's pump-fakes on the court aren't an issue, but off the court they are.

Time to move on from Tyler Zeller?

With Tyler Zeller headed for restricted free agency, it's likely his days as a member of the Boston Celtics are numbered given how his role was marginalized this season.

Can RJ Hunter become a real shooting threat?

Despite shooting just 30% from three, there's reason to be optimistic about RJ Hunter's potential.

The mysterious Jordan Mickey's promising season

The shot-blocking big man out of Louisiana State has built up quite a cult following, but how much can his limited minutes tell us about his potential?

Will Sullinger's Value Recover in Free Agency?

In Jared Sullinger's exit interview, we compare his nightmarish Hawks series to his moderate improvement during the regular season. The looming question is, what is he worth and should the Celtics match an offer sheet?

Where Crowder can improve heading into next season

Is it time to say goodbye to James Young?

After his second season as a Celtic James Young has failed to develop in any meaningful way and it might be time to move on

Do the Celtics have a spot for Evan Turner?

Evan Turner's exit interview discusses his value to the team and if the Celtics have a spot for the impending free agent in their future.

Old dog, no new tricks

Amir Johnson's old man game didn't exactly fit the Celtics' rebuilding efforts.

Ode to the Swedish Swish

Jonas Jerebko showed that he was well worth the $5 million contract he signed this past summer.

Bradley's two-way presence vital to the Celtics

One of the only holdovers from the Big 3 era, Bradley has continued to improve his all-around game for the Celtics.

Rozier made the most of his first year

There were many reasons to doubt that rookie PG Rozier would be able to lay his fingerprints on the 2015-16 Celtics. Instead his tendency to make the most of any opportunity led to him playing around 100 minutes of playoff basketball this spring.

Compact superstar

The chip on his shoulder has been there so long that it might as well be part of him.