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Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Boston Celtics fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Results courtesy of FanDuel.

Earlier this week I posed the survey question: Who is getting traded from the Boston Celtics? Your answers are recorded below. Can’t say that the results are a tremendous surprise as Holiday and Porzingis have dominated the trade chatter since the end of the season.

The Reacts folks also posted topics related to the NBA Finals, so I thought I’d share those results as well.

I respect the Thunder and I don’t have a particular rooting interest in this series, but I do appreciate the sentiment of rooting for the underdog team. Besides, since last year it has been fun seeing the mutual respect that Pacers and Celtics fans have for each other. Not to mention the Nesmith connection.

Notable that this survey wrapped up before the results of last night’s thrilling game 1 happened. I wonder how much the numbers would swing if they did this same poll again today.

This topic gets talked about a lot on sport shows and other media outlets. I don’t see the issue. The TV deals are all signed and sealed at record breaking dollars for the next decade or so. It seems like the kind of thing that should only really be important to a few super-rich executives, and hey, if only we could have those kinds of problems, right? If you are going to have teams in smaller markets, be excited that they win on the highest stage.