The Boston Celtics have signed Dillon Mitchell to a two way deal. What does this mean for their repeater tax situation? Before the signing, the Celtics had one open regular roster spot and a pair of two way roster slots, with Mitchell understandably probing to see whether he might be able to force a signing to the team's full roster after a recent court ruling could have made him eligible to return to college.
But the St. John's alum ultimately chose to sign with Boston on one of those two way spots. How did the Celtics' current cap crunch and repeater tax status likely play a role on all of these decisions? The hosts of the "How Bout Them Celtics!" podcast, Jack Simone and Sam LaFrance, took a moment in a recent clip to break it all down for
us.
Take a look at the clip embedded below to hear what they had to say about how the Mitchell signing does (and does not) impact the Celtics' cap situation moving forward.
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This article originally appeared on Celtics Wire: Will the Dillon Mitchell signing impact the Boston Celtics repeater tax status?
