After the Celtics wrapped up their Summer League slate, the dominant storyline revolved around Jordan Walsh, who looked like a potential steal early in the second round.
In the Celtics’ opening loss to the Heat, Walsh went 4-for-6 from 3-point range and finished with 18 points. He continued to impress on the defensive end against the Wizards, but the performance that really opened eyes was a 25-point outpouring against the Lakers that featured a number of impressive plays on both ends. His defense was as advertised. His shot looked better than expected. His passing was a fun wrinkle.