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The Boston Celtics are currently sweeping the league: after Brad Stevens’ team had to admit defeat in the first two games, Celtics have won eleven games in a row and have the best record of the league. Young players Jaylen Brown and Jason Tatum, in particular, are finding their way around in their new roles and filling the gap left by Gordon Hayward’s terrible injury.
The Toronto Raptors currently occupy second place in the Atlantic Division. The team around Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan won the last two games and is currently on a record of 7-4. However, the Canadians have already made their first hard west coast trip.
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While Kyrie Irving is still questionable for Sunday’s game, two players will definitely be there. Daniel Theis came to Boston from Bamberg last off-season and is now a permanent fixture in Brad Stevens’ press. On average, the Big Man plays 14 minutes per game and takes on important tasks in Celtics’ defence. In an interview with SPOX he spoke about his role:”The coach wants to see me as a defender and rebounder, and he attaches great importance to that. Of course, that suits me fine.”
On the other hand, a young Austrian gets better and better on the move: Jakob Pöltl. The center was picked ninth in the 2016 draft and had problems getting stuck in rotation in its first season. For me, it’s all about holding on to the role that I’ve worked out for myself or scaling up my minutes,”says the 22-year-old in the SPOX interview.