Boston Celtics center Luka Garza is quickly becoming one of the team’s most exciting stories. After struggling to find a rotation spot with the Detroit Pistons, Minnesota Timberwolves, and even in his first two months as a Celtic, Garza finally has a defined role in the NBA.
He comes off the Celtics bench, competes like an absolute maniac down low and on the boards, and provides some nice spacing with his increasingly reliable three-point shot.
Ever since the former Collegiate Player of the Year returned to the lineup on Dec. 20, he’s been borderline automatic from long range.