The Boston Celtics have officially assigned rookie shooting guard Baylor Scheierman to the Maine Celtics, their G League affiliate. This move comes as the Celtics prepare for a matchup against the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday. Scheierman, who was selected 30th overall by Boston after a strong season at Creighton, has been performing well in the G League, averaging 19.4 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 4.2 assists across 22 games. Despite his talent, he faces stiff competition for playing time on a deep Celtics roster, limiting his appearances with the main squad to just nine games this season.

The Celtics currently hold a 32-15 record, ranking second in the Eastern Conference and looking to maintain their playoff seeding. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown continue to lead the team, while Scheierman's development in the G League aims to prepare him for future contributions. As Boston navigates the remainder of the season, managing player development while pursuing success in the playoffs remains a critical balance.