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There's room for improvement for Mitchell Robinson, but luckily, it sounds like he's aware of this and wants to do better for the Boston Celtics! It's a long season, so at least Robinson has the right mindset.

Following a quiet start to his Boston Celtics tenure, Mitchell Robinson shared an optimistic message on Instagram urging fans to "trust the process." Through his first two games as Boston's starting center, Robinson has averaged four points and 3.5 rebounds while adjusting to head coach Joe Mazzulla's system.
Writer Matt John argues that Robinson deserves patience despite starting over Neemias Queta, comparing his early adjustment period to Anfernee Simons' initial struggles with Boston. John notes that the Celtics opened their season against two premier Eastern Conference teams, giving Robinson ample time to find his rhythm.
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