Errant lob passes left a lot of points on the table for the Celtics last season. What the current big rotation may lack in experience and defensive prowess, it can potentially make up for in athleticism. While we see the current NBA as a three-point shooter’s league, I would argue that scoring in transition, off cuts, and at the rim remain equally important. The efficiency of a shot - not the distance - is what counts. And for the sake of my own sanity, I’d just like to see the Celtics generate more easy scoring opportunities next year instead of relying on contested shots in isolation.
Can the Celtics’ young centers turn Boston into Lob City?
