If the Celtics refuse to implement the player option, will they get a bigger contract as a substitute?

According to Keith Smith, a salary expert reporter at Spotrac, the Boston Celtics' forward Osha Brissett chose not to execute the player option worth 2.5 million dollars in the contract next season, which means that he will become a fully free player after the free market opens, He will also enter the free market again after last summer.

In this season's NBA regular season, Brissett has played 55 times on behalf of the team, with an average playing time of 11.5 minutes. The average playing time is 3.7 points, 2.9 rebounds, 0.8 assists, 0.3 steals, 0.1 blocks, and 0.4 mistakes. The shooting percentage is 44.4%, the three-point shooting percentage is 27.3%, and the free throw percentage is 60.2%. In the playoffs, Brissett did not enter the team's regular rotation lineup. He only got 10 appearances, with an average playing time of only 5.5 minutes, an average of 1.6 points, 1.4 rebounds, 0.3 steals, 0.2 blocks, and 0.1 mistakes. His shooting percentage was 54.5%, three-point percentage was 100%, and the free throw percentage was 50%.

In fact, Brissett's performance in this season's regular season is still occasionally bright. In some games that have received a lot of playing time, Brissett has also proved to everyone that he is an excellent striker. His vitality on the defensive side and his all-round scoring ability on the offensive side can provide some help to the team. However, the Celtics' lineup reserves are too deep. Brissett can only play the role of the ninth, tenth or even eleventh person in the team. This tactical position also makes it difficult for him to remain in the team's rotation lineup when the number of rotation players decreases in the playoffs.

Last summer, Brissett signed a two-year base salary contract with Celtic, and the second year of the contract is the player option. This season, Brissett has also gained a lot. He won the first championship in his career. Although he is not the core figure of the team's championship, he has made his own contribution to the team's championship, considering that he does often enter the rotation lineup in the regular season. It may not be easy for Brissett to sign a big contract this summer, but it should also be easy to get a bottom salary contract. For Brissett, since he has won the championship, it is more important for him to try to get more playing time and let himself stay in the NBA for a long time. I don't know how Brissett will think about the next leg of his career next. Can he find a team that trusts him more?