In the NBA, it’s been said that durability is its own skill. Some might suggest that it’s the most valuable quality a player can have.
If a player is regularly unavailable, they won’t be able to make contributions to their team.
The first step towards playing well is simply playing. Unfortunately, some players are simply not durable. They’re staples on a team’s injury report.
Eventually, that team sometimes has to concede that they can’t afford to wait for the player to get their body right.
The Boston Celtics may be growing weary of waiting around for Robert Williams III. When healthy, this is one of the best defensive big men in the NBA. It just happens that he’s rarely healthy.
Could the Celtics send him to the Charlotte Hornets this summer?
