Boston Celtics (Mandatory credit: Indianapolis)
After a turbulent season that ended in an embarrassing loss to the Milwaukee Bucks in the second round, the Boston Celtics went into the offseason with mixed feelings about the future back in 2019.
Kyrie Irving, Terry Rozier, Marcus Morris, Al Horford, and Aaron Baynes were all question marks to come back given the status of their contracts and their roles on the team. Every one of them ended up departing, which left the Celtics with some massive holes to fill.
In response, they signed Kemba Walker to try and fill in for Irving, extended Daniel Theis and signed Enes Kanter to make up for losing Horford and Baynes, and drafted Romeo Langford with the hopes that he could replace Morris.