Celtics, Spurs linked to Isaiah Stewart ahead of NBA Draft
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 7:47 PM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
As the 2026 NBA Draft approaches, trade rumors are intensifying, particularly around Detroit Pistons center Isaiah Stewart. Boston Celtics and San Antonio Spurs are among teams interested in Stewart, who is viewed as a physical defensive presence. The Celtics are looking to bolster their front line, while the Spurs aim to pair Stewart with Victor Wembanyama. Other teams such as the Miami Heat and Milwaukee Bucks are also reportedly in the mix. Additionally, the Celtics have discussed a potential trade for Rudy Gobert with the Minnesota Timberwolves, who are exploring multiple trade options this offseason.
- •Isaiah Stewart made available by the Pistons this summer.
- •Celtics and Spurs emerge as top potential landing spots for Stewart.
- •Boston seeks to upgrade its center position ahead of the season.
- •Celtics explored a trade with Timberwolves for Rudy Gobert.
- •Timberwolves are considering various trade options, including Julius Randle.
- 7:47 PMYahoo Sports — NBA Offseason Trade/Free Agent Rumors 2026: Celtics, Spurs potential landing spots for Isaiah Stewart
"What are Minnesota's plans this offseason and why did they talk to Boston about a Rudy Gobert trade?
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