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This wasn't the start the Boston Celtics wanted from Mitchell Robinson, but if he brings what they expected, it will be hard to stop them. They've been about as good as they could have hoped as a team, but they…

Hardwood Houdini's Matt John argues that the Boston Celtics will become significantly more dangerous once center Mitchell Robinson fully acclimates to his new team. Despite a slow start to the season where Robinson has fallen short of expectations in rebounding and lob-finishing, John highlights that a recent improved showing against the Chicago Bulls demonstrated encouraging signs of progress.
Even with Robinson adjusting, Boston has opened the season with a 4-1 record, supported by strong frontcourt contributions from Neemias Queta and Luka Garza. John notes that the Celtics have the depth and resilience to manage Robinson's acclimation period as he works into form.
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