Celtics Announce Summer League Roster
Perhaps the Sin City Celtics will follow in the footsteps of what Boston achieved last month, adding another championship on the heels of Banner 18.
An advantage the C's will have in Las Vegas is their continuity. JD Davison, who the franchise re-signed on a two-way deal on Monday, Neemias Queta, Jordan Walsh, Jaden Springer, and Drew Peterson, who will also return on a two-way contract, were with the organization last season.
Summer League also represents the first chance to see Boston's draft class of Baylor Scheierman and Anton Watson suit up for the Celtics.
The roster also includes Tristan Enaruna, Ron Harper Jr., Tyler Cook, who teamed with Jayson Tatum in high school, Jaelen House, the son of former Celtic Eddie House, Jahmi'us Ramsey, and Killian Tillie.
The 2024 Summer Celtics ☀️
— Boston Celtics (@celtics) July 8, 2024
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Summer League starts for the reigning NBA champions on Saturday, Jul. 13, against the Heat. Here's a look at Boston's complete schedule while in Las Vegas.
Further Reading
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BOBBY KRIVITSKY
Bobby Krivitsky's experiences include covering the NBA as a credentialed reporter for Basketball Insiders. He's also a national sports talk host for SportsMap Radio, a network airing on 96 radio stations throughout the country. Additionally, he was a major-market host, update anchor, and producer for IMG Audio, and he worked for Bleacher Report as an NFL and NBA columnist.