Payton Pritchard: Sophomore Assassin

Payton Pritchard came to ball this summer! 20 points per game, almost 9 assists and 4 rebounds. Shooting over 50 percent from the field and three point line. Not to mention 89 percent from the charity stripe. In college the basketball world recognized he can ball and be a deadly assassin! Kid has no fear at all!

He's the perfect compliment to the Jays. He spreads the floor and defenses can't leave him alone or he will make them pay. His fearlessness on the floor makes him very valuable to the growth of this year's Celtics team. Just imagine crunch time and the other team makes a point to take the Jays away well guess what PP is willing and able to take and make winning shots.

Throughout last season when he was on the floor plenty of Celtics fans thought: Boy would Tommy have loved this kid! It would have been a Tommy Point bonanza for P Rabbit. Payton shows that he's willing to sacrifice his body for his team and to make winning plays.

When his summer games are over, the possibilities are endless of what this young man can accomplish with another season under his belt. Celtics fans should expect that his best is coming and will be on full display this season!

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