Keep tuned in here for live commentary on Boston Celtics at Orlando Magic match, which is televised on CSNN in the Boston area and FSN Florida in central Florida. It begins at 7 p.m. ET and may be observed across the country on NBA League Pass. If that's the case, Adam, congrats. A#WEWILL The Orlando Magic are used to these kind of late season games being tuneups for the playoffs. It will serve as just that for the visiting Boston Celtics, but Magic GM Rob Hennigan and Magic loyal know the rebuilding process the team is just beginning can be slow and arduous. The Boston Celtics more or less circumvented this kind of natural approach when Danny Ainge made the 2008 Champion Celtics squad. Jimmy Allen and Kevin Garnett were deal heists, and the process of making through the draft never had to take place. The C's did get Rajon Rondo via the draft, but their chief Paul Pierce was the only holdover from the pre-championship age squads. With Rondo sidelined, the Celtics have played well, but it is hard to assume the Rondo-less Celtics being able to keep pace with the New York Knicks or Indiana Pacers for a seven-game series. Doc Rivers' group requires its playmaker to perform at its highest level. While Avery Bradley and Courtney Lee have been an effective backcourt, the playoffs are a time when the Celtics would rather to have the NBA's group leading aid man on the court and playing. The Magic will continue steadily to go through the development of their young leads Nikola Vucevic, Maurice Harkless and Tobias Harris. Now, seeing the potential of the frontcourt is approximately all of the silver lining Magic supporters will find. But make no error, a Harris/Vucevic arrangement brings a high ROI for the Magic in months ahead.
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