Mitchell Robinson opens up about adjusting to Celtics’ system after Knicks tenure

The Boston Celtics had high expectations for Mitchell Robinson after signing him to a three-year, $47.4 million contract in free agency. They expected so much from him to the point that they named him as their starting center heading into the 2026-27 season, displacing Neemias Queta, who broke out in a starting role for Boston at the five last season. Robinson, however, is finding it difficult to make a similar impact for the Celtics as he had for the New York Knicks in years past.
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