It's not the Boston Celtics who are the top favorites to win the championship next season, but the Denver Nuggets. However, the odds are very close. You can check the details in the following link:

https://www.vegasinsider.com/nba/odds/futures/

The top three teams are:

Denver Nuggets
Boston Celtics
Phoenix Suns

CBS created an article about this and it's a good read about the history of Kevin Porter Jr.
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/sadly-the-allegations-against-kevin-porter-jr-arent-shocking-why-didnt-more-help-didnt-come-sooner/

It ain't shocking anymore. So he can really do it without even thinking twice about his career or his future. IMO, he is a good player, probably a competitive one too when I saw him challenge Steph Curry back in the day but he was swept by Curry like dust. Too young, and too hot-headed, that's what I see in him.
Now about the case, if ever everything will have proof that he did it all, I am sorry but his career in basketball is all done. I don't think the NBA would just ignore this anymore. It's too much unlike the previous violence that he did way back in Cleveland.
Another big waste of talent and I wish a lesson for young players that their every move might affect their career and multi million contracts.

Yeah, I think he is done with the NBA and I think that the Rockets will have to drop him soon with this allegations and if proven true, then jail time as well. It's just sad to hear this kind of stories, but I don't know, it seems that athletes in general are hard heated and they have a temper?

Anyhow, wasted talent it is, but for sure the fans are not going to missed this kind of basketball player. There are a lot of college player who wanted to be in the NBA and even those in the other leagues. But Porter Jr was very lucky that he was in the NBA but wasted with this kind of actions.

Anyone has seen this podcast? It's about Giannis reiterating that he might leave the Bucks to search for a team that will give him championships,

https://twitter.com/RossGeiger/status/1701592311392797006

"I'm a Milwaukee Buck, but most importantly I'm a winner… If there is a better situation for me to win the Larry O'Brien I have to take that better situation.”

And with that, I think Giannis will leave the Bucks after this contract has ended and as what we have discussed already, might be looking for teams like the Warriors, 

He can probably go to another team, Giannis wants a championship, Milwaukee has no choice but to bring good players to the team, if they don't, Giannis will leave the team.
But I don't think he will go to Golden State.

There is no scenario where they keep all their good players and still get Giannis. Mathematically, their contracts wouldn't allow such a thing to happen. Warriors have 209 million dollars salary per year, that is by far first in the league, even with Celtics paying Jaylen Brown insane supermax, its still Warriors ball to conquer. The salary cap is at around 123 million, or so it was last year and I do not know how much it went up this year. It is still easy to say that they are way above that line, and paying a HUGE luxury tax as well. They do have Chris Paul now, no how they managed to make that happen, but it looks like they are paying a ton of money to him, and Wiggins as well. If they somehow trade those two, then maybe? They need to find space, and when you are over 80 millions above the salary cap, that's not easy.

I'm not saying that he's dreaming. He's just too confident knowing that the core is still in the same team.
Steph is 35, Klay is 33, and Draymond is also 33 years old. TBH, they can still play together for at least 2-3 years, and in that span, they can get at least 1 title. 2 might be impossible, but with better role players, it's achievable.

Speaking of role players, they have better role players right now than last season. Aside from that, they have young players as well in different positions like Kuminga, Moody, Jackson-Davis, the G-league player Quinones. As for Klay, take note that he's the top last season in three points made with 301 I think. You're not saying that he's not the same after the injury? So how about his achievement last season then? You think that he will not do it again this season? Think twice. The problem with him only is that, he shot pretty awful in their last games in the playoffs, but if we will see his overall performance in the regular season, and in the playoffs, we can say that he's back.

As for injuries, it's inevitable, and the history of CP3 with regards to injuries might be a problem, but I hope they will make a solution for it.

Not the Warriors again  .

Anyway, in this current era, championship are far more valuable than loyalty already. You can be loyal to a team, but the team can't be loyal to you. On the other hand, if you win a title, people will think of that even more than you being loyal to a team. TBH, it's a good choice by Giannis, and knowing how many teams will be interested in him, for sure those top teams might free up some salary cap just to get him.

As for the Warriors getting him, I just hope that it will not happen because that will just destroy the competition of the league like what happened when KD joined them.

^ I don’t think it is a crime to have expectations of oneself. But I have to say two more titles are definitely a little too much expectations. It just feels like the expectation is not realistic. They might win one, that can be achievable. But winning two more titles is going to be really hard for them.

But at the same time, if they are able to actually win two titles, it is surely going to be insane. Actually, there can be a lot of things happening which are not expected. Like the injuries that you have talked about. Anyway, I also just think that two more is definitely a crazy thinking.

Even if you are playing well for a team, and not being able to win trophies/championships, I don’t think the team is actually going to think that you are valuable. They were always trying to look for a better deal and a better player who might bring them the championship that they wanted. So even for a player, it is better to be ready for something like that to happen if he is not playing in the team what the team wants. And for a player of that caliber, he is definitely going to get other teams. The thing is if you are not being able to bring championships but still playing well, your own team might not be interested in you but the other teams are definitely going to be interested.

KD is a completely different player from Giannis, and for him to move to the Warriors, you bet there will also be a significant value of players, draft picks and what have you going the other way round too, I really can't picture Giannis in the current Warriors, I mean on paper it would seem like the scariest thing out there to be honest, but we must understand that the league has evolved a lot, Giannis addition a number of playing style away from the Warriors, and they'll have to play to the strength of Giannis too to make him very effective, he will be surrounded by instinctive shooters, and the shooter of all time too, but the amount of space Giannis need to operate to his fullest and how the Warriors switch a lot without the ball will be quite the opposite of Giannis greatest strength, he might have to settle more for defensive duties, and just become the next Jokic by creating plays because for every time he's get double or triple teamed up, with his height he can easy find the next man, and attacks the rim whenever he's not. It's going to be one hell of team, however, it's easier said than done when you consider how teams that have signed a one or two big stars to make an unnatural or non rhythmic big 3 or 4 of their own have fared these days.