Celtics interested in free agent Jonathan Kuminga amid roster changes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 4:50 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
The Boston Celtics have opened discussions regarding Jonathan Kuminga, who recently became a free agent after the Atlanta Hawks declined his team option for the 2026-27 season. Dan Favale of Bleacher Report identified Kuminga as a top free agent target and mentioned the Celtics among several teams that could be a good fit. Kuminga's potential asking price, estimated at $14 to $16 million per year, is uncertain in a tight market, which could lead to a lower contract offer. The Celtics currently have one roster spot available and see potential in Kuminga's athleticism and scoring ability as he seeks to establish a consistent role in the league.
- •Celtics have one open roster spot available.
- •Jonathan Kuminga is a free agent after Hawks declined his option.
- •Favale ranks Kuminga as the second-best available free agent.
- •Kuminga's asking price could be impacted by market conditions.
- •Celtics see potential in Kuminga's scoring and athletic ability.
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"The Celtics still have a roster spot open with some interesting options available.
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