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Payton Pritchard was asked what he’s learning about some of the young Celtics coming off the bench: “We’re not learning anything. You guys have already seen it. They come ready to play and play winning basketball. So it’s nothing new.” “It’s what they do.” Via Celtics on NBC Sports Boston

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