Max Shulga's NBA Journey: From G League to Celtics

0:00On March 25, few expected former Boston Celtics, two-way point guard, Max Schulga, to earn a full roster spot this season. The Ukraine native started on a two-way deal, spending most of his time with the main Celtics in the G-League. There he averaged 15.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, 6.9 assists, and 1.3 steals per game. Schulga, a VCU alum, has shown steady progress in his rookie year. He described it as a real grind with plenty of ups and downs. Getting comfortable with NBA pace, rules, and playing alongside the main roster took time, but he kept pushing forward. Fans and teammates have noticed his growth during practices and preseason games. Like in a recent matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies, where he handled the ball well under pressure, his hard work has turned heads in the organization. Schulga has focused on sharpening his shooting, especially threes from the perimeter. He's also refining paint touches, floaters, and pick and roll reads to boost his

1:00overall game. He stays grounded by embracing the process over results, knowing every rookie face is setbacks. That mindset has him ready for whatever comes next with the Celtics. From your team, Power by AI, this is Boston Celtics News today.