Jordan Walsh has signed a three-year, $16 million contract extension with the Boston Celtics — and the deal says as much about the franchise as it does about the player. Adam Taylor, Tim Sheils and Mike Webber break down why this is another win for the NBA's most reliable developmental pipeline: the contract structure (including a team option that could become a steal), Walsh's shooting leap from 22% to 38.4% from three, the aggression trend hiding in his free throw numbers, and why Boston keeps turning second-round picks and undrafted players into paid pros — from Sam Hauser to Neemias Queta to Luke Kornet. 

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