Celtics wing Jordan Walsh is playing the best basketball of his life. Jaylen Brown sees that, but he doesn't want Walsh to lose sight of the process.

Jordan Walsh is experiencing his epic breakout moment for the Boston Celtics in his third season. The Celtics are 9-2 since head coach Joe Mazzulla inserted Walsh into the starting lineup. Over Walsh’s last two games,

Derrick White set his season high in scoring and Jordan Walsh his career high in Boston’s beat down of the Wizards.

In a video on the Jumbotron, Brown named his all-time Celtics starting five: Rajon Rondo, Paul Pierce, Larry Bird, Kevin Garnett and Bill Russell. No qualms here. It’s a matter of opinion, but that’s a pretty solid list. For a while, the Celtics looked like a team destined to finish around .500.

Jordan Walsh has been the Celtics' breakout star this season as he continues to stack together impressive games.

A young Celtics forward delivered his best performance yet in a blowout over Washington, adding a new layer to Boston’s early-season rise.

Jaylen Brown fires back at critics as the Celtics rally from a shaky 0-3 start, proving their resilience on the court.

Jordan Walsh dropped a career-high 22 points in Thursday's win over the Wizards, but his priority will always be his defense.