The Boston Celtics announced Tuesday that they have put pen to paper on two undrafted prospects, Tucker DeVries and Milos Uzan, inking them to Exhibit 10 contracts after their performances in the NBA Summer League. Both players caught the eye of coaching staff with their versatility and work ethic, positioning them for potential spots on the team’s G League affiliate or a two‑way contract should they impress in training camp.
Summer League Highlights
DeVries, a 6‑foot‑7 wing who earned Iowa Mr. Basketball honors in 2020‑21, brings a blend of size and shooting to the Celtics’ roster. After a college career that spanned Drake, West Virginia and Indiana, he closed his final season with averages of 13.7 points and 5.3 rebounds. In two Summer League appearances for Boston he posted 11.0 points while shooting 40 percent from three‑point range, underscoring his ability to stretch the floor.
Uzan, meanwhile, spent his last two collegiate seasons at Houston, where he was a two‑time All‑Big 12 Second Team selection and helped the Cougars reach the 2025 national championship game. The point guard averaged 11.1 points and 4.0 assists at Houston before delivering 8.0 points, 5.0 assists and 4.3 rebounds across three Summer League games for Boston, showcasing his playmaking instincts and defensive tenacity.
Contract Details and Roster Outlook
Exhibit 10 deals are non‑guaranteed but can convert into two‑way or standard contracts if the players demonstrate sufficient performance during training camp. Should they not secure a place on the 15‑player roster, both DeVries and Uzan could be assigned to the Celtics’ G League affiliate in Maine, where they would continue to develop under the organization’s player development staff.