Starting Boston Celtics center Robert Williams III may not be able to play at the start of the 2022-23 NBA season, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t involved with helping his club prepare for another run at a title.
Per MassLive’s Souichi Terada, interim coach Joe Mazzulla said Timelord is already shooting free throws on the court with the team at practice.
“He’s in a great mind frame,” said Mazzulla. “As guys are getting better on the court, he knows the treatment room is his basketball court right now. So he’s doing a great job of getting treatment and building toward that.”
The former Texas A&M player has been helping mentor the closest thing the Celtics have to him on their roster in his absence, Mfiondu Kabengele.
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“Rob, just because he’s been out, every time he watches practices while he does rehab, he might give me a little comment here and there of what I can work on,” Kabengele said. “So Rob and Al have been really helpful.”
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