For all of the talk about the Boston Celtics looking to make major changes to their roster this offseason, the number of quality players they might move on from seemingly keeps dwindling leading up to the start of free agency.

One player who has seen their name be thrown into trade talks is guard Derrick White. White has been an instrumental piece to the Celtics' overall success and has become a fan favorite in Boston. Boston isn't likely to trade White, barring an offer that they can't refuse. But ahead of the offseason, the Celtics guard did make an announcement.

Even though he's approaching his late-30s, Russell Westbrook is coming off a pretty impressive postseason. The Denver Nuggets pushed Westbrook's former team, the Oklahoma City Thunder, to the brink of elimination, and he had something to do with how they got that far.

As part of predraft workouts, the C’s watched All-American and SEC Player of the Year Johni Broome, per the Arizona Republic. Broome said he’s also worked out for the Pistons, Hawks, Nets, Clippers, Warriors and Raptors, with more coming down the line.

The former NBA guard, who has spent the last two seasons working in Boston, will get his first head coaching opportunity.

The Colorado native will be joined by Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey, Portland Trail Blazers big man Duop Reath, and WNBA icon Ticha Penichiero.

Pierce reveals the difference in Gasol's approach when facing Celtics in 2010 NBA Finals: "I saw that Kobe installed that in him" originally appeared on Basketball Network.

Kevin Durant could find a new home in the days to come and the odds he may be rejoining the Eastern Conference are on the rise. Durant is working with his management and the Suns this offseason to find a new landing spot after two disappointing years in Boston.