Ron Harper Jr.'s journey in the NBA has been nothing short of inspiring. Once uncertain about his future in the league due to early injuries, the Rutgers alum has now carved out a role with the Boston Celtics. His recent start against the Phoenix Suns marked his second of the season, and he made it count.
Harper Jr. delivered a solid performance, contributing 8 points, 5 rebounds, an assist, a steal, and a block in the Celtics' 97-81 victory. His growth on the court hasn't gone unnoticed by his teammates.
Derrick White praised Harper's development, saying, "It's been amazing. I think he really came in this summer."
White continued, highlighting Harper's increasing confidence and comfort level. "He's always really known how to play the game," White added. "When he doesn't start and he gets those minutes, he's done a lot of good things for us."
Harper's progress is a promising sign for the Celtics, who will undoubtedly rely on his contributions as the season unfolds. His journey from uncertainty to becoming an integral part of the team is a testament to his resilience and dedication.