As a result, the Celtics elected to sign a 7-foot center whom the franchise recently acquired (from the Orlando Magic on draft night) to serve as a potential replacement for Horford if he moves on this summer. “The Boston Celtics signed No. 46 pick Amari Williams to a two-way deal," HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto stated Friday.

Fans of the Boston Celtics have mostly come to terms with the fact that vet big man Al Horford will join the Golden State Warriors as an unrestricted free agent. But recent reporting has hinted at the possibility that the University of Florida alum's career might end up going in a very different direction.

The son of Chicago Bulls legend Ron Harper, Harper has played for the Toronto Raptors and Detroit Pistons over the first three seasons of his NBA career. His playing time has been limited, as he has only appeared in 11 games throughout that span, averaging 2.2 points a night, but he seems to have potential.