The Boston Celtics roster is just about locked in for this upcoming season. However, the Celtics must let go of one player, and it could be their recently acquired forward.

The Celtics president of basketball operations met with reporters Tuesday for the first time since the team finalized its offseason moves.

The Boston Celtics' forward talent is nothing special without Jayson Tatum, and their latest departure only underlines that reality.

Brad Stevens acknowledged Al Horford will likely leave the Celtics, becoming the fourth significant loss for a Boston team trying to exceed expectations.

This season with the Celtics, Kornet averaged six points, 5.3 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game. He also shot 66.8 percent from the field. More Boston Celtics news: Celtics Hall of Famer ...

Celtics director of player development Craig Luschenat also shared a similar sentiment with Kornet cashing in. "Been an unbelievable 4 years together," Luschenat wrote on X. "Going to be missed ...