After such a disappointing season that was 2018-19, the Boston Celtics clapped back with an impressive 2019-20 campaign.
Despite losing the likes of All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving, ole’ reliable big man Al Horford, backup point guard Terry Rozier and numerous other key rotation guys, the team managed to produce at an even higher level this season than they did the one prior.
Throwing out a starting-five of first year Celtic Kemba Walker, the recently benched Jaylen Brown, “sophomore-slumped” Jayson Tatum, the “let-down” Gordon Hayward and the unproven first year starter Daniel Theis, Brad Stevens managed to turn this team from being a massive question mark to a force to be reckoned with by the time of the COVID-19 induced hiatus on March 11th while subsequently shedding the labels on each of these aforementioned players.