He’s been waiting for this.
In just his second game for the Maine Red Claws, Tacko Fall balled out. This was more than just a seven foot big man hurting opposing teams on the glass. It was a throw back, back to the times of back-to-the-basket centers.
While he splits the opinions of Celtics fans, there is no denying he has the ability to affect the course of games. Sure, the G-League is lower talent level to the NBA, but you can only beat what’s in front of you.
Coming off the bench for the second consecutive game, Fall seems to have a positional battle with Yante Maten on his hands.