Fans of the Boston Celtics have been waiting to see Israeli floor general Yam Madar get on the court for the team that drafted him in 2020 with the 47th overall pick since his name was called by Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum that evening. And while it is far from a sure thing, new rumbles about that taking place have resurfaced in a recent article by The Athletic’s Jared Weiss.
“Israeli point guard Yam Madar, 22 … could still arrive for training camp after his international duties this summer,” shared Weiss. “Boston has room on the back end of its roster for a point guard with good pace control and vision like Madar, though he still has a lot of development both in his skills and physicality to be ready for the NBA.”
