Derrick White on how trust of Boston Celtics helped him grow his offensive game
Derrick White, a defensive stopper and one of the best guards in the NBA, has attributed his growth as an offensive player to the trust he received from the Boston Celtics. The Colorado native, who has played for the Spurs and the Celtics, explained that his defensive play has always been his foundation, but his offensive game developed later in his career.
White attributed the change to the trust placed in him by the Celtics organization, specifically mentioning his trade to Boston and their encouragement to shoot more. He also credited his time playing alongside stars such as Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and Jrue Holiday, which helped him gain confidence and ultimately grow his offensive capabilities.
White noted that once he gained confidence and figured out his game, he was able to perform better in high-pressure situations, such as playoff games. Overall, White's offensive growth can be traced back to the trust and support he received from the Boston Celtics and his teammates.
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