I would give away for Love, two brookline picks, sully and the 1st rounder we got from the Philadelphia. Keep our 6th pick and draft Aaron gordon as a SF. Then trade Jeff green and our 2015 1st rounder for greg Monroe. Resign Avery bradley & sign gordon hayward as a FA.
Line up
Rondo 11.7 ppg/pressley ppg3/ bayless
Hayward avg 16 ppg/bradley 9.2 ppg(as a 6th man)
Gordon

ppg /wallace 12 ppg
Love 26 ppg /Bass ppg 11
Monroe 15ppg/Olynik ppg 8.7
adding all that up that is 112.6 not including aaron gordon. I am sure there will slight number changes but that is still a lot of points. On the defensive side you have Rondo,Gordon and Monroe who are great defenders while Hayward is a slightly above average defender and Love who is average.
we are already overr the cap if we did nothing and just drafted so since we are already over...
next year we can shed some contracts & get love to agree to less money so we can get a winning team.
Now the next thing I worried about is not giving up all our draft picks. here is our draft picks for the next five years if we follow my plan. It still looks great to me.
2014 Draft
1st round: Boston, , Philadelphia**
2nd round: None
** Philadelphia's pick is lottery protected
2015 Draft
1st round: Clippers,
2nd round: Boston, Philadelphia**, Sacramento***
** Philadelphia conveys if in lottery in 2014 and 2015
*** Only conveyed if between picks 56-60
2016 Draft
1st round: Boston,
2nd round: Miami, Philadelphia*
* Philadelphia conveys if in lottery in 2014 and 2015
2017 Draft
1st round: Boston*
2nd round: Boston**, Sacramento***
* Boston has option to swap with Brooklyn
** If Boston swaps with Brooklyn, it loses pick if between 46-60
*** Only conveyed if between picks 56-60
2018 Draft
1st round: Boston, Brooklyn
2nd round: Boston
2019 Draft (and beyond)
1st round: Boston
2nd round: Boston
sources
http://www.basketball-reference.com/contracts/BOS.html