The 2022 NBA calendar year was a tumultuous year for the Boston Celtics. Like the roller coaster of the season, he had mixed misfortunes and triumphs on and off the court. From the proverbial mediocre treadmill to his 2022 NBA Finals, with road bumps and a fluid roster in terms of leadership, there was a lot going on to keep ball club fans busy. rice field.
One of the Celtics’ big on-court developments, coupled with the addition of former Indiana Pacers floor general Malcolm Brogdon to the team in the 2022 offseason, has been the growth of Boston’s star wing’s playmaking abilities.
All of this blossomed into serious elite playmaking as veteran point guard Marcus Smart expanded the game as a distributor as well, creating synergies that made Boston one of the top teams in the NBA last year.
Watch this highlight clip of the league’s best plays of 2022, compiled by the NBA’s YouTube channel. Of course, the Celtics are featured for the reasons above, but there are also some reasons why they aren’t.
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