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    Report: Celtics sign Anton Watson to two-way contract

    By adamtaylornba,

    2 hours ago

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    The Boston Celtics have reportedly signed Anton Watson to a two-way contract. Brad Stevens selected the Gonzaga product with the 54th pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. Watson showcased his polished offensive and defensive game during Boston’s Las Vegas Summer League participation.

    Watson played in all five Summer League games for Boston, averaging 11.8 points, 5.2 rebounds and 1.6 assists per outing. He will now have the opportunity to continue developing under the watchful eye of the Celtics’ coaching staff. Nevertheless, he will likely spend the majority of the upcoming season in the G-League, suiting up for the Maine Celtics.

    Boston has found success in developing talent through the G-League in recent years. Sam Hauser, Neemias Queta and Luke Kornet all spent time in Maine before landing full-scale deals. As such, Watson should feel confident that he will have an opportunity to develop and fight for a spot in the main rotation. Boston currently has an open roster spot, which they’re not expected to fill heading into the regular season.

    Watson will likely be looking to prove himself in the hope of filling out Boston’s roster for the second half of the regular season. But, to do that, he must first impress in the G-League.

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