Do the Boston Celtics need help at the center position?
Do the Boston Celtics need help at the center position? There have been a handful of outings that saw the Celtics get badly beaten on the boards (especially when we are talking about offensive boards, increasingly important for the prevailing style of play for Boston and many teams in the NBA this season).
They have also had some issues protecting the rim as well, with their available younger bigs quick to bite on a chance to get a board or a block just beyond their reach, leaving them out of position and the Celtics exposed in the interior. Should Boston be on the hunt for a big man capable of helping to cover for injured star center Kristaps Porzingis this season?
The eponymous host of the “Hoops Tonight with Jason Timpf” podcast took some time on a recent episode of his show to talk it over. Check it out below!
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