As a result, the Celtics elected to sign a 7-foot center whom the franchise recently acquired (from the Orlando Magic on draft night) to serve as a potential replacement for Horford if he moves on this summer. “The Boston Celtics signed No. 46 pick Amari Williams to a two-way deal," HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto stated Friday.

However, according to the latest report from Anthony Slater of ESPN, Horford could still be hanging them up. He noted that the Warriors are still operating as if Horford will play next season, but to hear that he's still contemplating retirement at this stage of the offseason is certainly telling.

The Golden State Warriors haven’t made a move to improve their roster since free agency started. The Warriors lost one of their best players in Kevon Looney, who signed a two-year, $16 million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans. Golden State has been stuck on coming up with a plan on how to deal with free agent forward Jonathan Kuminga.

The status around longtime Boston Celtics big man Al Horford has seemingly been at a standstill this offseason. Horford remains unsigned despite rumors flying

Veteran Boston Celtics big man Al Horford has been seen as all but certain to join the Golden State Warriors once they resolve their free agency logjam with forward Jonathan Kuminga for weeks now. But as the 2025 NBA offseason inches ever closer to the 2025-26 regular season,

The Athletic’s Anthony Slater reported on Sunday that Steph Curry's Golden State Warriors remain favorites to land Al Horford in free agency.

Al Horford is expected to sign with the Golden State Warriors or retire from the NBA, according to Anthony Slater of ESPN. Horford is an unrestricted free agent.

The Golden State Warriors expect to sign Al Horford once a Jonathan Kuminga deal is done, but at 40 years old he is far from his prime.

The Boston Celtics' busy NBA summer continues as the team signed a big man who hopes to play a key role in the rotation. Rookie Amari Williams was signed to a