The Boston Celtics have made a strategic roster adjustment by trading off Georges Niang’s salary in a deal with the Utah Jazz and signing free agent forward Chris Boucher to a one-year contract. This move is part of the team’s ongoing efforts to reshape its roster for the upcoming season. The trade of Niang’s salary allows the Celtics to manage their cap space more effectively, while the signing of Boucher provides them with additional depth and flexibility in their frontcourt options.