Even through all the adversities that 2020 brought to the NBA, let alone the world, the Boston Celtics still managed to come away from their latest campaign with their heads held high.
Despite losing a large chunk of their core rotation during the 2019 offseason, the Cs managed to make the most of their predicament, winning just one less game than the previous season — in 10 fewer games, mind you –, finished with the fifth-best record in the entire league, and advanced to their third Eastern Conference Finals in four years.
Now, after such a successful year, the shamrocks come into the offseason with momentum as they try to build off of the campaign that was.