Will Bynum signs training camp contract with Boston Celtics
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Last updated Aug 19, 2026

On August 19, 2005, Will Bynum signed a training camp contract with the Boston Celtics after going undrafted that summer. Bynum previously played at the University of Arizona and Georgia Tech, where he helped lead the team to the NCAA championship game. Despite his signing, he was cut from the roster on October 25, 2005, without playing in a game. Bynum later returned to the Celtics in 2014 but was waived again after two stints. The date also marks the birthday of Roy Rogers, who was drafted by the Celtics in 1996, and the passing of George Munroe, who played briefly for the team in 1947-48.
- •Bynum signed with the Celtics in 2005 after going undrafted.
- •He played a key role in Georgia Tech's NCAA championship run.
- •Bynum was cut from the Celtics roster two months later.
- •Roy Rogers, born on this date in 1973, played nine games for the Celtics.
- •George Munroe, who played 21 games for Boston, passed away on this date.
- 10:00 AMYahoo Sports — Today in Boston Celtics history: Will Bynum signs; Roy Rogers born; Munroe passes
"Today in Boston Celtics history, Will Bynum signed a training camp contract with the storied franchise.
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