The NBA trade deadline is rapidly approaching. Feb. 5 is now barely over a week away. The main prize is Giannis Antetokounmpo. Whether the Milwaukee Bucks are willing to part with their superstar so soon is anyone's guess. However, another target of interest to the New York Knicks is Jrue Holiday.
Monday, the two-time All-Star returned to Boston for the first time since the Celtics traded him. Holiday, always gracious, met with the media before and after the game.
The potential future Basketball Hall of Famer shared his lasting memories from his two-year tenure in Boston, discussed the bond he built with the city, and explained what he knew about his former team that makes this season's success no surprise to him.