"This trend continued into the regular season, with Boston being out-rebounded by a combined 31 boards during their first three games, on their way to an 0-3 start. However, after 15 games, it seems like Mazzulla has found his "five guys that rebound," and then some. Although they still can't be described as an elite rebounding team, the Celtics have gradually been improving. They now average 45 boards a night, which ranks 12th in the league."
"On his way to leading the team, Queta has been impressed with the effort of the whole team in trying to find the root of their issues on the glass. "We watched a lot of film on where we can get better," Queta stated following Thursday's practice. "A lot of times, rebounding is all about effort. Hitting first, making sure your guy doesn't get it, go get it wi"
The Celtics sit 8-7 following a win over the Nets, the first time above .500 this season. Rebounding emerged as a primary weakness after offseason losses of Kristaps Porzingis, Al Horford, and Luke Kornet. The team was out-rebounded by a combined 31 boards across the first three regular-season games and began 0-3. Over 15 games the Celtics have steadily improved their board work, now averaging 45 rebounds per game (12th in the league). Neemias Queta has become the team's top rebounder at 8.1 per night, more than double last season's 3.8, reflecting greater effort and targeted adjustments.
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