Queta's Rise Fuels Celtics' Playoff Push

0:00On April 6th, the Boston Celtics keep proving their team. First vibe is unbeatable, dropping the Toronto Raptors 115-101 on Sunday. Center Nia Mayas-Keta stole the show with 18 points, 5 offensive rebounds, and 3 blocks in under 34 minutes, helping every green. Team are contribute in that W. Keta's gone from G-League standout to reliable starter in just one season, filling the big man gap left by guys like Christap's Porzingus and Owl. Horford. The 7-footer from Portugal is now averaging career highs in points, rebounds, assists, and blocks during his fifth year in the league. Jalen Brown couldn't hold back the praise, calling Keta one of the most improved players this season, and saying he deserves most improved player. Buzz, even if sportsbooks don't list him, Coach Joe Mazula added that Keta's screening and reads open up the floor for stars like Jason Tatum and Brown, boosting the whole squad. Keta stays humble, brushing off a war talk to focus on wins, saying team success trumps everything, and no trophy will change his grind.

1:06That's the Celtic way selfless hustle, keeping egos in check. With the Celtics at 53 and 25, locked in second place in the east heading into playoffs, Keta's rise has them rolling strong, ready. To chase that ring without missing a beat, I'm Cory with the story. That's your Boston Celtics News today update. AI powered and always on.