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Tyler Zeller admitted Friday that showing people he could do "more than they thought" last year was a great source of happiness for him.
The big man really blossomed with the Celtics in 2014-15, displaying a solid touch around the basket, accuracy from the midrange and effectiveness as a roll man in pick-n-roll sets.
As a member of an extremely crowded front court, Zeller will have to do all that and more if he wants to reserve a significant spot in Brad Stevens' rotation this season.
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— Boston Celtics (@celtics) September 25, 2015
An improved selfie game alone simply won't cut it.