Starting December 15th, NBA rules stipulate that players signed over the summer are now eligible to be traded. This means that virtually every single player in the NBA is now fair game (legally speaking, of course). For the Boston Celtics, this finally means that they can trade center Enes Kanter. This is a day many Celtics fans have been counting down to with giddy anticipation, given Kanter’s relative ineffectiveness on the court and his choice in jeans.
As many have harped on incessantly about, their biggest hole thus far has been rim protection. Kanter has been awful in that regard.