Tyler Zeller has set standard for Boston's overcrowded frontcourt
Posted Nov 16, 2015
The way Tyler Zeller has handled this situation has made it a positive for the Celtics. While some players might have moped or tuned out, the easy-going Zeller never allowed the situation to impact his work ethic. And that's now set a standard for a Boston team that believes it runs 15 deep and will see similar rotation issues crop up over the course of the 2015-16 campaign.
(ESPN.com)
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