The Celtics have a lot of good players. One of them just just got a big boost in their 2K rating.
The primary thing that makes the Boston Celtics so dangerous is that they don't have many holes in their roster. Their starting five might be the strongest starting lineup in the NBA. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown continue to play at an All-Star level, and both should make the team.
Pritchard has turned into a key piece of their team. After signing a four-year $30 million deal, he already is looking like a bargain for the Celtics. He is setting career highs in almost all of his stats, including points per game, rebounds per game, steals per game, minutes per game, and shooting percentage.
Of course, having his 2K rating rise isn't the primary thing he's looking for. The number one thing he's worried about is helping the Celtics win a championship for the second straight year. Anything after that is gravy for him, although he's setting the tone to grab a starting spot in Boston soon.
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