Who we hear is part of the 2025 Boston Celtics Las Vegas Summer League roster so far
We also know the number of contests Boston will play in Sin City (four), and the teams the Summer Celtics will play there (the Memphis Grizzlies, Detroit Pistons, Miami Heat, and Los Angeles Lakers, in that order on the 11th, 13th, 14th, and 17th, respectively). Now, with the help of our sister site, HoopsHype and Celtics Blog, Celtics fans can see which players from the incoming rookie class, unsigned prospects who might earn a two way spot with the team or could end up playing for the Maine Celtics), and younger Boston players already under contract will be a Sin City Celtic.
Let's take a look at the full list as we know it as of the evening of Sunday, June 29.
Hugo Gonzalez - forward - Real Madrid
Ben Gregg - forward - Gonzaga
Zach Hicks - forward - Penn State
Miles Norris - forward - Boston Celtics
Aaron Scott - forward - St. John's
Max Shulga - guard - VCU
Amari Williams - center/forward - Kentucky
Baylor Scheierman - guard - Boston Celtics
Jordan Walsh - wing - Boston Celtics
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