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Yup, plus Brad's 47 and Joe's 35. We'll have them for yearsss😂

Give me visionaries. Give me "outside-the-box" guys. Give me the people who sparkle when they think of their plans for the team. Give me the guys who growl a little when they picture the necessary dirty work. GIVE ME THE WINNERS.

Mazzulla had a good situation lol idk about savant lol you can say the same for ime!

Brad Stevens and Joe Mazzua have the Red Auerbach mojo going for them.

Joe Mazzulla is a “yes man” who you kidding? Bout basketball savant.. LOL

Entire team is back and our best players are in the prime of their prime. Health and 65+ wins feels like the floor.

“Enjoy that finals mvp JB because next year it’s mine” JT probably

You wish haha the league is preparing for you bums.

😂😂 cry about it. League can't compete with Boston. ​@@unknowntv6600

@@unknowntv6600legit just won the Finals and no series went past five games…rest of the league are the bums

Man I hope you are right. It’s gonna be tough to get a roster spot in this team but I feel like he can do it.

@@scottinnh88he's going to be the 8th man in the rotation at the start of the szn cuz of the injury of KP

@@f1mosez8th spot is Tilman’s to lose.

He's a great athlete who also plays basketball and quite the hard worker. Everyone close loves the pick because they believe in Baylor as hge does in himself. Just watch it unfold. Cheers!

I'm from Omaha, I guarantee he gets into the rotation.

Let's goooooo🏆🍀

Let's hope so!.

Yessirrrrr

Let’s hope so

But the knicks are still good with mikal bridges and jalen Brunson

Sheiremann going to the D- league

@@Dreone-1 Could be, but I don't think so. He's a first round pick so he gets a guaranteed contract. That contract status puts him ahead of all the other lower-contracted two-way players. He will get marginal, if any playing time, but he most likely will be on the parent roster from day one.

@@Dreone-1 No way…. He’ll make the roster , learn his role & replace Hauser next year when contract expires.

I’ve watched him in a few games this year & yes , the kid can flat out play.

Celtics defense is suffocating. The more defensive players they get I don't see anyone beating them. This is a dynasty team as long the core is still there.

Last season many said that the Celtics team didn't have depth when they spoke about the Celtics bench. Stevens does an amazing job. If these picks aren't for future bench or starting five, they can always be included in trade or something like that

Dude, both of those guys are PRACTICE PLAYERS. #54 will NEVER see any playing time for the parent team.

Neither of those guys will ever be a factor for the Celtics. Baylor is a practice player and Watson is going to be a three season, two-way G-leaguer for the Celts, at which point he will be let go. As Brad Stevens said last season: "We are always looking for players to add value to the team, but who understand that they are not going to play."

I hope the same

Brad already said queta getting more minutes this year

I was thinking the same

Right! Unleash this 7ft beast! Porzingis is always hurt. This is prob al Horfords last year. X is a good defender. He hit like ONE 3 lol. Let’s see what Q has to offer. I personally still think we should’ve drafted a center. It’s literally our only weakness. Im not crazy about drafting two wings. A 6’8 forward isn’t replacing Al horford

@@israeldoe8000 excellent

love it let’s goooo

ayy thats my nephew Tristan Enaruna he was the pit mvp, praying for him rememeber his name go C

Good point plus we are just getting started with Missoula and Stevens

I spell coach Joe's last name wrong forgive me

Don't get your pantiees in a wad. The Celts played the WORST SET OF TEAMS ON ROUTE TO A CHAMPIONSHIP, EVER. It's highly unlikely that 15 of the top 20 players on the EC playoff teams will be injured again next season for the playoffs. To win the championship this season, the Celts played basically three lottery teams and an exhausted, injured, Mavs team that had just been assembled three months prior. Luck matters.

He's underestimating him, Baylor is a legit NBA player.

What difference does it make? Neither of these guys are ever going to see the court in any meaningful manner. It just amazes me how people get "hyped" for a practice player, or in Anton's case, a career G-leaguer. Stockholder's for McDonald's don't get excited when a franchise hires someone inexperienced to sweep the floor. That's all that this is.

So far he was right. In the G league Anton outperformed Baylor

​@@qt3dot14ishAre you a Celtic fan or do u just hate watch lmao

No, it's not. Once a player turns pro, it is their own responsibility to "develop" themselves. (And at this point "development" is primarily forcing one's self to forget everything you have learned about basketball for your entire life, and accepting that you are now a door stop for the premium contracted players.) To "develop" one must have actual playing time in real-time participatory situations. On a stacked championship team, there are no "participatory" minutes for rookies. When they do get on the court, they are just door stops, forced to stand in the corner and watch as the premium contracts absorb all the available statistics. That's why there are no meaningful rookies on championship teams. No rookies on Bird's championship teams. Sans the lucky break of drafting Worthy, there were no rookies on the 80's Laker's teams. No rookies on Detroit's championship teams. No rookies on the Bull's championship teams. No rookies on Houston's championship teams. No rookies on the Laker's, Spurs, Cavs, Heat, Celts, Mavs, Warriors, Bucks, Nugs, championship teams in the 2000's. NONE (sans Wade for the Heat, and that's because he was a premium rookie who went to a NON-STACKED team that completely lacked any premium contracted players.) Other than Baylor being a great practice player, none of these guys will have any championship impact for the Celts. The NBA is all about union-contract status. Rookies have none, so they are less a negative regarding championships. Unlike you guys, Stevens gets it. Nobody learns from history because people are too dumm to understand it, even if the lesson is obvious. Stevens has taken Danny's putrid sabotage rosters and purged all the short people, all the non-athletic people, all the aged-out people, all the non-scorers, AND ALL THE ROOKIE CONTRACTS. On championship level teams, rookies only exist for salary control purposes. The worst situation for a rookie right now is to be drafted by the Celtics as their career will waste away from the sidelines watching a stacked team for their first three seasons. By the time Davidson, Walsh, and now Watson, are due for new contracts, they will have had ZERO opportunity to show off their value so they will be relegated to a second low-level, low-paying contract. And although the Celts are currently the superior example of that dynamic, the same can be said for any rookie drafted by a team in win-now mode. If a rookie goes to a bad team with available minutes, they may or may not succeed. They may or may not fail. But if a rookie goes to a team in "win now" mode, they will get no opportunity at all.

@@qt3dot14ish all this applies to every other team except Boston, cause they are changing the game and will continue to make history, Hoopers develop in college to pleat great basketball, in the league they develop to be able to compete at a higher level , and Boston has one of the best rosters including the bench, no other team trusts all their players like Boston does

Tillman is a practice player. Participating players: JB/JT/White/Holiday/Horford/Zing Filler players: PP/LK/SH (and depending on the health of Horford/Zing/Kornet, Queta may get some filler minutes this season. Everyone else is a practice player.

@@qt3dot14ish Tillman ain't a practice player lol. He brings more added defense.

LETS GOOOO

i love tillmans defensive versatility to hold his own on guards but offensively will need to develop a ton to be something more than a role player i agree

I grew up with Anton here in North Idaho. Best friends with his older Brother. Congrats on him 👏🏻

You are correct. Horford was a 6.10 player on back-to-back national college championship teams, who played in the tough SEC, and was drafted in the first round to a bad team (ie, a team with playing-time opportunities). Watson is a 6.8 player with zero championship pedigree, who played in the WAC (or some such weak conference) who was drafted IN THE SECOND ROUND by a stacked championship team who are in "win-now" mode. Until he leaves the Celtics, Watson will be less than a practice player.

Well, they're both black and that's about as far as these people's analytical skills can take them.

YOU KNOW I GOTCHU!!

LOVE TO SEE IT

Jd is a turnover machine

@@soldiermedic81 looks like he's gone anyway, realistically they'll only have time to develop one of the guards.

Jordan Walsh had an unreal year in the G League he improved so much tbh so far i would say im right about Jordan Walsh the mans potential as a legit 2 way player both defensively and the development he’s had offensively is impressive… i guess you don’t really know ball. i have never said anything about playing at the NBA Level right away but the potential down the line is what i focus on.. lowkey you the clueless one… probably one of the people who wanted JB traded and have now completely flopped that mindset

I’m also not convinced Al Horfords future replacement is 6’8. Could see Brad going with a taller swingman, big who can actually play the 5 out.

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Good luck. Maybe yall will snag another one of those in season tourneys this year 😄

@@tonyp1376 I snagged your mom

nobody thinks they’ll be stars. but they can be great role players… Payton Prichard Sam Hauser

Hmm maybe because the Jay's were top 3 picks? And these guys are 30th and 54th? Use your head

​@@MattydubsCeltics if your starting 5 is in the Top 50 NBA, a plumber from Charlestown can sub in and be a great role player duh

@@The7thGuru What's your point, if you were picked 30 and 54th you can't become a star? Have you heard of Jalen Brunson? We drafted Robert Williams three picks before him at 27. A few years later, we traded Bane at 30 (who I think is a borderline star.)

@@iantulud my point is you're way more likely to get a star at number 3 than number 30 numbnuts

thanks for the love

@@MattydubsCeltics thanks for taking the criticism like a man keep working the craft you'll get better

And good luck going forward

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honestly me too haha