When considering all that Al Horford has brought in his second stint with the Celtics, I keep catching myself flashing back to one of the final scenes before the first one ended.
The 2018-19 Celtics had some things in common with the current edition that is four wins from the NBA championship (high external and internal expectations, a roster overflowing with talent) and at least one crucial difference (a stunning lack of camaraderie and chemistry by the time the playoffs rolled around).
To a man, and independent of role or playing time, the current Celtics seem to genuinely like and play for each other.