Making the Case: Boston Celtics
There’s a lot to like about the current makeup of the Boston Celtics. It’s not hard to feel that way when considering they are up 1-0 in the NBA Finals over the Golden State Warriors right now.
Even if the Celtics were to go on to defeat the Warriors in the NBA Finals, there is always room for a team to improve to continue to succeed. Golden State understands this better than any team after adding Kevin Durant to a 73-win team.
The Celtics would be adding a versatile big wing that can do legitimately everything a team needs in terms of dirty work on both ends of the floor. He showed this during his time with the Denver Nuggets as a complementary talent.
With the Detroit Pistons, Grant has displayed an intriguing ability to put the ball on the floor and use his size to score. It’s clear that he’s not a leading scorer talent and his hold on the Pistons’ offense will continue to lessen as they add more talent around Cade Cunningham.
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Perhaps the next evolution of Grant’s career could be to rejoin a contender like the Celtics as the Pistons look to build long-term and gather assets. Alongside Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Tatum, they’d have a three-headed wing monster to overwhelm opponents.
