The Boston Celtics just locked up Jordan Walsh with a three-year extension, keeping him through 2027 — a bold move for a 22-year-old second-rounder who’s already earned 25 starts and become a key defensive piece. Walsh’s steady growth, including 5 PPG and 38% shooting from three, has helped the Celtics secure the East’s No. 2 seed. But now comes the puzzle: how does coach Joe Mazzulla balance Walsh’s defense with Mitchell Robinson’s, without overloading Tatum and White offensively? And with cap space tight, could the Celtics still pursue veteran Bradley Beal? This extension is a statement: build around young, defensive talent — and watch the future unfold.
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