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Mitchell Robinson spent years giving the Celtics problems as a member of the Knicks. Now Boston is hoping he can do the same thing to everyone else. The veteran center joined the Celtics this offseason after helping New York win…
Mitchell Robinson is already making a strong impression on his new Boston Celtics teammates after joining the franchise during the offseason. The veteran center, who previously played for the New York Knicks, was brought in to bolster Boston's interior defense, rim protection, and rebounding.
Celtics players have quickly praised Robinson's presence, with Jayson Tatum calling him a hilarious teammate who brings a different dynamic and Neemias Queta noting he will make the team better. Boston faces the task of managing his workload to keep him healthy for crucial games.
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