If the Boston Celtics are looking to cash in on Anfernee Simons, one mock trade helps them land a notable center.

Drafted by the then-St. Louis (now, Atlanta) Hawks in 1964, Silas would play for them and the Phoenix Suns before he was dealt to the Celtics in 1972. The McClymonds High graduate would win two of his three titles with Boston, and go on to play for the Denver Nuggets and Seattle SuperSonics before starting a three-decade career as an NBA coach.

Celtics owner Bill Chisholm seemingly dissed Golden State Warriors fans while comparing Dub Nation to the Boston fanbase.

The Celtics front office has been praised this season after their hot start to the year, including new young pieces emerging.

"I'd probably say about 80/20 (percent), me, in terms of understanding that I have a lot bigger of a role here," said Minott.

The sobriquet was given to the Celtics champion center in his playing days with Boston for his stoic demeanor, for starters.