Boston Celtics’ Summer League run ended with a loss, but the real story is in player development—and rookie Chris Cenac Jr. stole the spotlight. Drafted 27th, the 6’11” center from New Orleans dominated the paint with 2.8 blocks per game (most in Summer League history for a Celtics player with at least four games), while also showing off his range with a game-tying three. His blend of rim protection and shooting could unlock new offensive looks for Boston, adding a versatile dimension as the team heads into training camp.
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