Say what you need about Terry Rozier, however it’s important to love his brutal honesty.
Following the Celtics’ season-ending loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, Rozier candidly bemoaned the “bulls–t” he handled all season, whereas implying he has no real interest in returning to Boston subsequent season. And throughout an look Tuesday on ESPN’s “First Take,” the Celtics guard — who might be a restricted free agent this summer season — was much more forthright.
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Well, that clears that up.
Sure, Rozier left open the potential for returning to the Celtics if there’s a big roster shakeup. But let’s be actual: That’s not a man who desires to play residence video games at TD Garden subsequent season.
Rozier sang like a canary throughout his go to to the ESPN campus, together with principally throwing Brad Stevens, Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward underneath the bus. Again, whether or not it’s proper or incorrect to air grievances in such a public method is up for debate, but it surely’s nonetheless fascinating to look at a member of the Celtics expose the workforce for what it was: a dumpster fireplace.
In different Rozier-related information, the New York Knicks reportedly have curiosity within the 25-year-old guard.
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