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half at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Eric Canha-USA TODAY Sports The Boston Celtics have been the best team in the NBA this season. They have been the top seed in the Eastern Conference all year, being the only team to cross the 60-win mark. A major reason for the Celtics’ success has been dominant performances from starters. Following the addition of Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis, they’ve become unstoppable! And by the looks of how much the Celtics are willing to spend on keeping them, their era of dominance might just be getting started. According to a report, the total cost of the extensions Celtics’ starting 5 have already inked or are likely to ink has reached a whopping $918,698,433. Visibly, they’ve gone all-out to keep their star-studded lineup intact, in the hope of bringing another Championship to Boston. Their starting lineup includes Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Jrue Holiday, Kristaps Porzingis, and Derrick White. Jaylen Brown signed a 5-year $304 million supermax extension last summer, the richest contract in NBA history. Brown’s new contract will kick in next season and likely keep him in Boston through the 2028-29 season. Kristaps Porzingis also signed a 2-year $60 million contract extension in 2023, which will come into effect next season. The latest addition to the Celtics’ plan is Jrue Holiday, who declined his $37.3 million player option for next season to sign a 4-year $135 million extension this week. What about Tatum? ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad $918,698,433. That is the total cost of the extensions the Celtics have already inked, or are likely to ink in the coming years… …for their starting 5. pic.twitter.com/HA2vGrTc4j — HOOPS EMPIRE (@HoopsEmpire_) April 11, 2024 Expand Tweet Jayson Tatum will probably join his All-Star teammates as he is reportedly eligible to sign a whopping $338 million supermax extension next summer. And with the way Derrick White has played this year, the Celtics are likely to re-sign him after his current 4-year $70 million contract ends next year. Although the Celtics are projected to spend nearly a billion dollars on their starting 5, Boston fans seem content with their decision after focusing on the bigger picture. Many Celtics fans believed this could be their only chance to win another Championship and liked the team’s decision to go all in. This fan appreciated the franchise’s vision considering the bland future after the current superstars perish. He continued, “This rebuild is gonna hurt, but it’s worth it.” i’m willing to accept the fact i may not see another championship for the next 20 years after this run. this rebuild is gonna hurt but it’s worth it https://t.co/vVftEmt7Y3 — «Chris» (@justdoitchriss2) April 11, 2024 Expand Tweet A fan shared the same sentiment and claimed winning one Championship would justify the $900+ million expenditure. One chip and it’s all worth it — The Saurus (@TheSaurus831) April 11, 2024 Expand Tweet Another netizen claimed if a team has the chance to win, they should go all in, recalling the example of the Los Angeles Rams’ regretful decision to not make that call on time. when you have a chance at winning why not go all in? win a chip and it’s all worth it. think rams fans regret going all in to win a ring? — d24 (@d24rreal) April 11, 2024 Expand Tweet This fan applauded the Celtics’ ‘wise’ ownership for capitalizing on their front office’s good signings. That’s what wise ownership should do when their front office drafts, signs, and trades for good players — Ben Schwartz (@schwartzy51) April 11, 2024 Expand Tweet One fan demanded Derrick White’s extension, claiming that it would complete the Celtics’ masterplan. Give me a D White ext and were good! — Stan Deeks (@DeeksStan) April 11, 2024 Expand Tweet ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Well, the fans are obviously happy with how this season has panned out. Amid distressing times for ownership in the NBA with the Timberwolves’ legal mess capturing every headline, Boston fans’ public appreciation for their team’s owners comes as a breath of fresh air! Derrick White is the only starter whose future with the Celtics is uncertain. But Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix believes, “I don’t think Holiday’s extension prevents the Celtics from signing Derrick White.” White has upped his value with his performance this season, averaging 15.3 points, 5.2 assists, and 4.3 rebounds. The Celtics will likely make the right offer to keep White in Boston and not ruin the team’s chemistry. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad The Celtics realize that they have a championship-caliber team. The $900+ million extensions ensure that winning is the only focus of the team and their ownership. Read More: Are Jayson Tatum & Jrue Holiday Playing Tonight? Celtics Injury Report Puts Uncertainty on 6 Players vs Knicks EssentiallySports is a digital-first sports media house that surfaces the best stories on America’s favorite sports celebrities with a fan’s perspective to 30+ M average monthly readers. 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