Celtics' Creighton Connection: Drafting Talent from the Bluejays

0:00It's April 8th. This is Boston Celtics News today, driven by AI, your team, nonstop. The Boston Celtics have always crushed it through the NBA draft, landing stars and key pieces that built their championships. But digging into their history, Creighton University stands out as a small but solid source, with the Celtics drafting exactly three players from. There, over 50 years. Back in the day, Gene Harman got picked in the sixth round, one-seventh overall in 1974, but he never cracked the roster. Then George Marrow came along in the eighth round, 180 second overall in 1981, and same story, no real games log for. Boston. Creighton isn't some blue blood powerhouse like Duke or Kentucky, yet it's quietly sent talent north to the Celtics green. Fans love these decut connections, especially when they tie into the franchise's gritty, true dog vibe that powers their success. Fast forward to now, and Baylor Shireman marks the big upgrade, snagged thirtieth overall

1:01in the first round of the 2024 draft. He's already suited up for two seasons, bringing that wing versatility to help the squad stay dominant. These Creighton picks remind us drafts are full of surprises, from long shots to lottery gems, keeping the Celtics pipeline flowing strong into the future.