The two teams agreed to revise the trade after the Blazers looked at Holiday's medicals, according to The Oregonian: According to [a league source], a recent review of Holiday's m

The Portland Trail Blazers revealed some complications that took place in the Jrue Holiday trade that took place in recent weeks.

The Celtics agreed to move forward with the deal without the 2030 and 2031 second-round picks that Portland originally agreed to include.

With the 2025-26 NBA season now open for business, the bevy of trades and signings that had been agreed upon over the last several weeks are becoming "officially official"—and with that comes some changes and details that need to be fleshed out.

We know know why the Boston Celtics are not getting a pair of second round draft picks in their trade of Holiday.

Jrue Holiday failed physicals when going to the Portland Trail Blazers, which worsen the return for the Boston Celtics.

Holiday was sent back to Portland, where he was briefly before he was rerouted to Boston. The Celtics were able to get him after Holiday was traded from the Bucks to the Blazers.

Jrue Holiday's trade to the Portland Trail Blazers has now been made official. The Boston Celtics previously struck the deal to help with their current salary cap issues, while Anfernee Simons joins Joe Mazzulla's roster as part of the deal.

The Miami Heat have already made a move to acquire Norman Powell, but could bolster their perimeter defense by targeting defensive ace Jrue Holiday.