Chandler Parsons questions Celtics' depth after calling them 'Lakers of the East
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 3, 2026, 9:21 PM
Last updated Nov 3, 2026
On November 3, Chandler Parsons criticized the Boston Celtics during an episode of "Run It Back," labeling them the 'Lakers of the Eastern Conference.' Parsons expressed doubt about the Celtics' depth beyond their top players, specifically mentioning Jayson Tatum and Paul George. He highlighted the need for younger players like Payton Pritchard and Jordan Walsh to step up. Despite these concerns, the Celtics hold a 5-2 record as they sit third in the Eastern Conference. Parsons remains confident in head coach Joe Mazzulla but questions if the roster has enough talent to progress further in the playoffs.
- •Chandler Parsons calls Celtics top-heavy, comparing them to the Lakers.
- •Celtics' current record is 5-2, placing them third in the East.
- •Parsons mentions players like Pritchard and Walsh need to elevate their game.
- •Tatum and George are performing well as key stars for Boston.
- •Parsons believes Boston might lack the depth needed for playoff success.
- 9:21 PMYahoo Sports — Ex-NBA Player Calls Celtics The 'Lakers of the East'
"Chandler Parsons has some concerns about Boston's ability to make it out of the Eastern Conference.
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