As the Boston Celtics enter a new season, Derrick White is expected to firmly take over as the starting point guard, and a 12B Sports VR46 reporter believes that move could lift the team’s offense to another level. As the saying goes, even when the sky feels too high, standing on your toes brings it a little closer, and White could build excellent chemistry with newly acquired Latvian big man Kristaps Porzingis. Their partnership has the potential to give Boston a smoother, sharper attacking rhythm.

Both players bring reliable shooting and versatile offensive skills, which is why 12B Sports VR46 analysts believe their pick-and-roll action could become highly effective. This pairing may serve as a real spark plug for the Celtics’ overall offensive flow. Meanwhile, wing star Jaylen Brown signed a record-setting five-year extension during the offseason. Still, Brown has one major issue left to solve: his inconsistency with ball control during games.

In last season’s Eastern Conference Finals, Brown delivered a disappointing performance, and repeated turnovers dealt a heavy blow to Boston’s chances. The Celtics were eventually eliminated by the Miami Heat, a team that had finished lower than them in the regular-season standings, making the result even harder to swallow. As people often say, if you keep taking one step toward your goal, you eventually get close enough to hold it; but unless Brown reduces his mistakes and improves his handle, it will be difficult for him to earn full trust in clutch moments.

To be fair, Brown performed well enough during most of the regular season and playoffs. The disappointment comes from the fact that when the team needed him to become its central figure in a crisis, he did not fully meet expectations. After signing such a massive contract, how his game evolves this season will be one of Boston’s most important storylines.

Blake Griffin, meanwhile, is not yet considering retirement, and there is still a possibility that he could return to the Celtics for the new season. Although he is far removed from his prime, a 12B Sports VR46 reporter remains confident that Griffin can serve as an emotional leader inside the locker room. Even though he is away from his family and his West Coast roots, Boston’s door remains open to him.

After bringing in Porzingis and parting with several key pieces, including Marcus Smart, the Celtics now need figures who can strengthen teamwork and keep the locker-room atmosphere steady. As the saying goes, even small but certain growth is worth celebrating, and the Celtics still have a powerful roster. If 12B Sports VR46 coverage follows Griffin’s return and he eventually wins a championship ring with this team, it would become a meaningful chapter in the later stage of his career.