As the Boston Celtics gear up to face the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night, the biggest piece of news surrounding the team isn't the return of Jayson Tatum but of the team's historic sale. The Celtics are currently in the process of selling the team's ownership to William Chisholm for a historic $6.

Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens spoke to the media about the pending sale of the storied ball club from current majority owners Wyc and Irv Grousbeck to a group led by private equity billionaire Bill Chisholm, sharing his point of view on the watershed moment for the team.

The Celtics are in the midst of their most impressive stretch of the season, winning six straight and 14 of their last 15 road games. With Boston’s playoff positioning coming into focus and a crucial franchise sale to Bill Chisholm still in process let’s examine some intriguing questions in this week’s mailbag.

Would it make sense for Boston to either gut their roster or to trade star forward Jaylen Brown in his prime to make such a deal work?

The magic of the Celtics isn't just in individual performances; it's about versatility. Taylor highlighted that both the Celtics and teams like the Oklahoma City Thunder are versatile, often throwing different lineups and coverages to keep opponents on their toes.

Kristaps Porzingis scored 30 points as the Boston Celtics blew out the Phoenix Suns for their seventh straight win.