Kemba Walker has agreed to a four-year, $141 million deal with the Boston Celtics.

Walker had been linked to the Celtics for the better part of a week.

Walker will replace Kyrie Irving.

Jeremy Lamb has agreed to a three-year, $31.5 million deal with the Indiana Pacers.

Lamb is coming off a productive season with the Charlotte Hornets.

The Pacers have also added Malcolm Brogdon this offseason.

Terry Rozier has agreed to a three-year, $58 million deal with the Charlotte Hornets on a sign-and-trade.

The Boston Celtics will sign Kemba Walker to replace Kyrie Irving.

The Boston Celtics are expressing interest in working on a sign-and-trade involving the Brooklyn Nets and Charlotte Hornets for Kemba Walker.

The Celtics would acquire Walker while sending out Kyrie Irving to the Nets, and Terry Rozier to the Hornets.

The Celtics would like to create a full midlevel exception and would likely need to give up at least one first round pick to the Nets.

The Charlotte Hornets did not offer Kemba Walker a standard max contract of $190 million over five seasons.

Walker was also eligible for a supermax extension.

"The fact was Charlotte's offer was significantly lower than even the normal maximum contract," said Shams Charania.

Walker plans on signing a four-year, $141 million contract with the Boston Celtics when free agency opens.

Kemba Walker plans to sign a four-year, $141 million contract with the Boston Celtics when free agency opens.

According to Rick Bonnell, Walker conveyed the message to the Charlotte Hornets.

Walker will meet with the Celtics in Boston when free agency begins on Sunday.

The Celtics previously anticipated losing Kyrie Irving in free agency.

The Boston Celtics have emerged as the frontrunners to sign Kemba Walker in free agency.

Shams Charania of The Athletic reports that the Charlotte Hornets and Walker have "sizable gaps and (a) stalemate in talks so far, opening (a) pathway for competitors in Boston, New York and Dallas."

Walker is eligible for a supermax contract with the Hornets, but that has always been an unlikely scenario.

Adrian Wojnarowski reported on the Thursday evening SportsCenter that the Celtics are "more than a strong frontrunner (for Walker). They are in position to sign him when the moratorium ends on July 6th. They could have a commitment as soon as Sunday night."

Stephen A. Smith reported that Walker had planned to sign with the Celtics, but he could be considering the Lakers now that they have enough space for his max. 

"According to my sources, he told the Charlotte Hornets that he wants out and that he planned on going to the Boston Celtics, but that was before the Los Angeles Lakers created this additional cap space," said Smith.

The New York Knicks are only prepared to offer maximum contracts to Kawhi Leonard, Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving as they view each player as a franchise changer.

The Knicks view Kemba Walker as a "situational max" if Durant or Leonard wanted to play with him.

Walker is eligible for a supermax contract with the Charlotte Hornets, but they are unlikely to offer the full five-year amount.

The Boston Celtics and Dallas Mavericks plan on pursuing Kemba Walker in free agency.

Walker will be an unrestricted free agent for the first time in his career.

The Charlotte Hornets can offer Walker a five-year supermax contract, while rival teams can only offer four-year deals.

The Celtics are anticipating the departure of Kyrie Irving.

Kemba Walker is willing to take less than the five-year supermax contract to re-sign with the Charlotte Hornets.

Walker could sign a five-year deal worth up to $221 million after making an All-NBA team. The Hornets previously could only offer Walker a five-year, $190 million deal.

Rival teams could offer Walker a four-year, $140 million.

"Yeah, why not? Yeah I would be. I would take less, yeah," Walker said when asked if he'd take less than the supermax to help the Hornets build around him.

Walker said he's eager to hear what other teams have to offer.

"That all factors in (to my decision) when I sit down with the teams and hear what guys have to say," Walker said. "I think that will all come into play. I'm not really sure right now. Like I said Charlotte is my first priority and I have to see what (the Hornets) have to offer, as well as other teams."