The Boston Celtics made full-scale changes at the point guard position this past offseason. No other position was overhauled as much as the lead guard spot in the rotation.
Kemba Walker becoming the team’s starter and franchise face in place of Kyrie Irving was the team’s biggest upgrade. Behind Walker, second round pick Carsen Edwards figures to be one of the primary backups for the Boston Celtics second unit after a breakout summer league performance earned the Purdue product a multi-year deal.
There is still a bit of uncertainty beyond those two, however. Brad Wanamaker played a bit role in the rotation last year and Tremont Waters figures to see more minutes with the Maine Red Claws of the G-League than with Boston.