The Boston Celtics had themselves one of the best offseasons in the NBA by most accounts until the injury to veteran forward Danilo Gallinari knocked the Celtics down a peg in the estimation of some with an ACL tear that should have him out until at least the postseason if not longer.
But now that the same doubters have had a shot at seeing the other major addition to the roster — former Indiana Pacers point guard Malcolm Brogdon — as well as big men Blake Griffin and Noah Vonleh, the assessment of the team’s offseason has trended back up.
