The Boston Celtics are positioning themselves as a formidable force in the NBA this season, driven by a young and talented roster. With aspirations to reclaim the top spot where they finished last season, the Celtics are optimistic about their future. Key players are predominantly under the age of 30, suggesting a promising trajectory for several seasons ahead.

Among their young talents, second-year forward Jordan Walsh has been spotlighted as a player with significant potential, as noted by Greg Swartz of Bleacher Report. Backup point guard Payton Pritchard has had a breakout season, averaging impressive stats, yet the Celtics require more from Walsh if they aim for dynasty status. Currently, Walsh's contributions have been minimal, averaging 1.7 points per game across 26 games, but he showed promise with a solid performance against the Toronto Raptors.