The inside players are seriously insufficient! The Celtics have to let the Portuguese center be the starter?

According to MassLive reporter Brian Robb, inside pillar from Portugal, Neemias Queta may be the number one contender for the Boston Celtics starting center next season, and he also has the opportunity to play a more important role in the team. According to Robb's view, the Celtics are currently in a stage of change, and they also need new changes to happen. If the Celtics' roster does not change in the next time, Keta is likely to be the team's starting center next season.

In the NBA regular season last season, Keta made a total of 62 appearances, averaging 13.9 minutes, averaging 5 points, 3.8 rebounds, 0.7 assists, 0.3 steals, and 0.7 blocks, 0.6 turnovers and 1.7 fouls, with a shooting percentage of 65% and a free throw percentage of 75.4%. In the playoffs, Keta played 4 games in total, with averaging 3.2 minutes per game, with averaging 2.5 points, 0.5 rebounds, 0.5 assists and 0.2 steals per game, and 0.5 fouls, with an 83.3% shooting percentage.

Ketta's overall performance last season was pretty good. His performance in the regular season was eye-catching. He has good scoring ability at the basket, and he can also complete the tasks of eating cakes and second offense better on the offensive end. Keta's performance on the defensive end is actually good, and he has also shown certain ability to protect the basket and rebound protection. When playing time is not stable, Keta can also take on more responsibilities on the court, and he can also play a certain role in both offense and defense. But Keta is indeed relatively rough in terms of technology, and it is indeed difficult for him to take on more responsibilities. In games where you get a lot of playing time, Keta's effect on the court is also not ideal. It seems that Keta seems to be more suitable for the role of the backup than the role of a steady starter.

Ketta is of course a player with outstanding functionality, and his performance on the court is worthy of recognition, but the problem is that his disadvantages are also relatively obvious. It sounds unreasonable to expect a player like Keta to stay on the court with a basic salary contract to serve as the starter. The Celtics lost three inside players this summer, Kristaps Porzingis, Al Horford and Luke Kornet. They just signed Luka Garza, an inside player who didn't play much time with the Minnesota Timberwolves last season. The team's inside line really seems a bit difficult. Can Keta really become the team's starting center in this situation? Or are the Celtics still have other arrangements?