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Boston Celtics announce signing of JD Davison to two way deal

Boston Celtics announce signing of JD Davison to two way deal

The Boston Celtics officially announced the signing of their No. 53 pick of the 2022 NBA draft JD Davison to a two way contract. Per the team’s policy, the terms of the deal were not discussed, but the Alabama product might play his way onto the regular roster with a strong performance in this week’s 2022 Las Vegas Summer League.

According to the Celtics, the 6-foot-3, 195-lb. combo guard played in 33 games for the Crimson Tide last season, starting 6 of them and putting up 8.5 points on 46.3% shooting (30.1% from 3-point range), 4.8 rebounds, 4.3 assists, and 1.0 steals in 25.8 minutes of floor time with Alabama.

Boston also related that Davison was a Southeastern Conference All-Freshman Team selection and two-time SEC Freshman of the Week.

The Alabama native led the Crimson Tide and ranked seventh in the SEC in assists, having tallied double-digit assists on two occasions.

This post originally appeared on Celtics Wire.

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