The Boston Celtics have been good thus far in 2019-20, but, as of recent, have shown they are far from great. Sure, they are likely to have three of their players participate in February’s All-Star game in Chicago but, truth be told, this truth does not tell the full story of their season.
Coming into the season, one of the biggest storylines surrounding the Celtics pertained to their center position, and how shallow the talent pool was. Now, halfway through the year, this concern still remains as prevalent as ever.
While the team’s rotation of Daniel Theis, Enes Kanter and Robert Williams has surprised at times — specifically in the early parts of the season –, more often than not we’ve seen opposing teams take advantage down low in the post and on drives into the paint.