The Latest Breaking News from Jordan Walsh

A good place to start might be his coach with the Arkansas Razorbacks, Eric Musselman.

Fans of the Boston Celtics have embraced Jordan Walsh, the team's No. 38 pick of the 2023 NBA draft, with open arms.

We are just starting to learn about who the Boston Celtics' 38th pick of the 2023 NBA draft is in former Arkansas Razorbacks forward Jordan Walsh.

Rookie Jordan Walsh knows he'll need to earn every opportunity at the NBA level, and he's up for the challenge.

The Boston Celtics and Grant Williams are reportedly working together ahead of free agency, and could even strike a deal to keep Williams in the Hub.

Standing at 6-foot-7 with a 7-foot-3 wingspan, Walsh brings athleticism and defense to a Boston roster in need of his help.

For a few minutes early Monday afternoon, Jordan Walsh stood at midcourt of the newly renovated gym at the Cambridge Community Center holding a microphone and instructed dozens of young campers on some defensive fundamentals.

Known for his defense, hustle, measurables, scoring ability, and versatility, Walsh's addition could shake up the team's dynamic in a major way next season.

The man with the 7-foot-2 wingspan and a predilection for diving after loose balls has a palpable buzz around his arrival in Boston.

"I heard that Boston likes people who dive on the floor more than people who dunk the ball. That guy's going to be me." Walsh said.

Celtics rookie Jordan Walsh was on deck to unveil a newly renovated basketball court at the Cambridge Community Center.