Boston protects
Young wing pipeline
Hugo Gonzalez and future flexibility stay off the table until camp answers the paint-pressure question.
AI workspace
Trade Advisor
Roster construction, targets, and deal logic grounded in the league data already inside the app.
Sample front-office question
“Should we chase another creator before opening night?”
Not yet. Tatum, White, Pritchard, and George already cover a lot of on-ball work. The more urgent question is whether this group can create enough paint pressure after finishing last season with only 41% of its shots in the paint. Use camp to test that first. If it remains a weakness, target a downhill guard without sacrificing the young wing pipeline.
Primary need
Rim pressure
Verify before spending assets
Creators
4
Tatum · White · Pritchard · George
Young wings
3
Gonzalez · Walsh · Mitchell
Current call
Hold
Evaluate through preseason
Live scouting board
A shortlist starts with a basketball need, not a name or an overall rating.
| Need | Priority | Evidence | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paint pressure | High | Only 41% of Boston's 2025–26 attempts came in the paint | Scout downhill guards |
| Center reliability | Medium | Robinson's availability and minute ceiling remain variables | Evaluate through camp |
| Young wing growth | Hold | Gonzalez lineups were +11.9 per 100 possessions | Protect the development path |
Trade canvas preview
The full workflow keeps outgoing value, incoming fit, and unresolved questions visible together.
Boston seeks
Downhill creation
A guard who bends the first line of defense without taking the ball away from Tatum and White.
Deal gate
Wait for evidence
Revisit after the preseason sample and only move assets if the same weakness survives real possessions.
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