Neemias Queta has impressed as the Boston Celtics’ big man to begin the new season. The 7-foot rim-runner has shown legitimate improvement across the board and is among the league leaders in plus-minus over the first 21 games.

However, even with Queta being better than expected, the Celtics will likely need to add a starting-level big to the rotation, either at the trade deadline or during the summer. Queta is best suited to a bench role, where he can use his size, rim deterrence and endless motor to add energy and intensity.

With that in mind, Bleacher Report’s Dan Favale has pinpointed Walker Kessler as a potential long-term solution for Boston’s big-man rotation. Kessler, 24, is one of the best shot-blockers in the NBA. Last season, he averaged 2.4 blocks per game and dominated the

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