Neemias Queta credits Mitchell Robinson for Celtics' preseason success
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 16, 2026, 2:46 AM
Last updated Oct 16, 2026

Neemias Queta has demonstrated significant growth during the Boston Celtics' preseason, attributing part of his development to the chemistry with teammate Mitchell Robinson. Queta stated that his understanding of how to maximize both his and his teammates' strengths has improved, contributing to the team's 114-93 victory over the Charlotte Hornets. He emphasized the importance of building natural chemistry and felt more comfortable on the court. Queta noted that while there are still areas for improvement, he is optimistic about the progress they can make together as the season approaches.
- •Celtics defeated the Hornets 114-93 in preseason action.
- •Queta has shown considerable improvement in his game.
- •He highlighted the importance of chemistry with Robinson.
- •Queta has been with the Celtics for nearly four years.
- •He remains optimistic about future progress with teammates.
- 2:46 AMYahoo Sports — Neemias Queta on how chemistry with Mitchell Robinson, Boston Celtics elevating his game
""I think it’s a natural thing," said Queta.
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