Overview

• Max Shulga and RJ Luis Jr. now occupy two of Boston’s three two-way roster spots after Shulga signed in late July and Luis arrived via the Georges Niang trade.
• On August 10 the Celtics officially waived two-way player Miles Norris to clear the third slot for a rookie signing.
• Boston’s 46th overall pick, Amari Williams, is expected to fill the open two-way spot once his contract is finalized.
• Two-way contracts let players split time between the NBA and G League without counting against the salary cap or luxury-tax apron.
• Through draft-night maneuvers and trades, Boston has maintained developmental flexibility while staying under the NBA’s second luxury-tax apron.