Hugo Gonzales joins the Boston Celtics at a time when there are plenty of available minutes up for grabs. Joe Mazzulla's roster is entering a retooling phase, with significant roles up for grabs in the front court.

While the roster is seeing changes this season to save money, Chisholm says that nothing is really changing in Boston.

The sale of the Boston Celtics was finalized Tuesday, with private equity mogul Bill Chisholm taking over control of the NBA's most decorated franchise from a group led by Wyc Grousbeck.

Still, with Jaylen Brown, Derrick White and Payton Pritchard in the rotation, the Celtics still have enough upside to be a competitive roster, or so you would hope. After all, there's also the chance that Boston could struggle to remain competitive next season,

Jrue Holiday is one of the best guard defenders in recent NBA history. As you could imagine, practices over his two seasons with the Celtics were a welcome challenge. From All-Star forwards Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown to sharpshooters Derrick White and Sam Hauser, there were plenty of worthy offensive players for Holiday to guard.

Chisholm also expressed confidence in incumbent head coach and President of Basketball Operations, Joe Mazzulla, and Brad Stevens, who were the architects of Boston's 2023-24 NBA championship.

To get to the bottom of this important historical debate/peak offseason content, the hosts of "Havlicek Stole the Pod" linked up with Boston-based actor and longtime friend of the pod Evan Turrisini, who has developed the most scientific approach to determining Celtics villainy we have yet come across. Check it out below!