Celtics Finalize 21‑Player Training Camp Roster With One Two‑Way Spot Remaining
The move forces a five-player battle for the final two-way contract that will help determine which prospects enter the Celtics’ G League pathway.
Overview
- Reports published Friday confirm Boston has set a 21-player training camp roster made up of 14 standard contracts, two confirmed two-way deals, and five Exhibit-10 camp invites.
- The 14 standard-contract players include 10 returners and four offseason additions — Paul George via trade, free-agent signings Mitchell Robinson and Mike Conley, and rookie Chris Cenac Jr.
- Two two-way slots are already filled by Amari Williams, returning for a second season after time with the Maine Celtics, and Dillon Mitchell, who earned a two-way deal after a strong Las Vegas Summer League.
- Five players on Exhibit-10 training-camp deals — Milos Uzan, Tucker DeVries, Gabe McGlothan, Hayden Gray, and Devin Carter — will compete for the remaining two-way contract that teams can use to shuttle talent between the NBA and G League.
- The next roster milestone to watch is the club’s decision on that final two-way spot because it will set short-term depth and shape which prospects get regular G League minutes and NBA call-up priority.