What should the Celtics do this summer?

The Celtics face a big decision this offseason after a frustrating playoff exit. After losing to the 76ers in the first round—despite a strong regular season—the team must choose between rebuilding or sticking with their current stars. Some fans want drastic changes, like trading Jaylen Brown to land a superstar like Giannis Antetokounmpo. Others argue for keeping the core together and making small improvements. The team’s performance this year shows promise. They won 56 games and had a better offense than last season, even without their best player for part of the year. When Jayson Tatum returned from injury, the duo with Brown looked unstoppable—until their historic playoff collapse. Now, the question is whether Boston should double down on its young stars or shake things up.One argument for stability comes from past champions. Teams like the Knicks thrived by building chemistry over years. The Celtics have already done that with Tatum and Brown. Changing course now could risk losing that connection. Instead, upgrading the frontcourt and adding depth might be enough to push them over the top. Boston has financial tools to make moves, including trade exceptions and mid-level deals. Players like Derrick White could be used as trade bait to bring in better talent. But is a major overhaul worth it? The team is already strong, and small tweaks might be all they need to finally win a championship.