Celtics Extend Jrue Holiday, Keeping Core Stability

Holiday Signs Four-Year, $135 Million Extension

Deal Secured for Celtics' Future

In a move that solidifies their commitment to their core, the Boston Celtics have agreed on a four-year, $135 million contract extension with guard Jrue Holiday. The news was confirmed by Holiday's agent, Jason Glushon, and league sources on Wednesday.

This extension is a significant step for the Celtics, as Holiday has emerged as a key contributor since his arrival in a blockbuster offseason trade. His versatility and defensive prowess have been instrumental in Boston's success, and this deal ensures his presence for the foreseeable future.

Holiday's contract solidifies the Celtics' core, alongside All-Stars Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. The trio has led the team to the Eastern Conference Finals in each of the past two seasons, and their young, dynamic presence gives the Celtics a bright future.

The Celtics have been proactive in securing the services of their key players, with Robert Williams III and Malcolm Brogdon also recently signing extensions. This commitment to stability bodes well for Boston's long-term aspirations and positions them as a contender for years to come.