The Celtics have made at least one deal ahead of every NBA trade deadline since Brad Stevens took over as president of basketball operations. But while Stevens kept that streak alive by sending Jaden Springer to the Houston Rockets on Wednesday,

The Celtics do have limitations in terms of who they can sign on the buyout market. Boston is above the second apron so they aren’t allowed to sign players that were making more than the non-taxpayer midlevel exception ($12.9 million) when they were bought out.

The Chicago Bulls waived Craig following the three-team deal that sent Zach LaVine to Sacramento. The 34-year-old would give the C's another sharpshooter off the bench, though he'd likely be buried on the depth chart. That said, he's one of the more intriguing fits available for Boston.