Tucker DeVries is off the Boston Celtics roster as of Sunday, Oct. 18, according to the official roster. The move follows a Saturday report that Boston was waiving four camp invitees.
The move
DeVries, 23, a rookie, is no longer on the Celtics' roster as of Sunday, Oct. 18. The departure follows a report from hoopsrumors on Saturday, Oct. 17, titled "Celtics Waive Four Camp Invitees," with confidence not listed. No destination for DeVries is announced.
The money
DeVries carried a 2026-27 salary of $1.4M on file before leaving the roster. Boston's payroll stands at $203.9M across 17 contracts for 2026-27, over the luxury tax line. The league cap is $165.0M, the tax threshold is $200.4M, the first apron is $209.0M, and the second apron is $221.7M.
The fit
DeVries has no NBA line from last season. Boston's rotation last season was led by Jaylen Brown at 34.4 minutes and 28.7 points, Derrick White at 34.1 minutes and 16.5 points, and Jayson Tatum at 32.6 minutes and 21.8 points, with Payton Pritchard, Neemias Queta, Sam Hauser, Anfernee Simons and Nikola Vucevic also in the mix. The Celtics now carry 17 players on the roster, against a standard limit of 15 plus three two-way slots.
Is Tucker DeVries still with the Celtics?
No. He is off the official roster as of Sunday, Oct. 18.
What prompted the move?
A report from hoopsrumors on Saturday, Oct. 17, said the Celtics were waiving four camp invitees. Confidence on that report is not listed.
What did DeVries earn on his contract?
He had a 2026-27 salary of $1.4M on file.
Where does DeVries go next?
Not announced.