Presumptive No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg interviewed with the Celtics last week at the NBA Draft combine, an unexpected interaction between the former Duke star and Brad Stevens, Boston's president of basketball operations.

I don’t think it changes at all for us,” Stevens said. “We’ll evaluate who we think will be available at 28 and 32. We just got done with two draft workouts today, and

Boston Celtics general manager Brad Stevens hinted at Jaylen Brown's future in an end-of-season press conference.