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Isaiah Thomas is reuniting with the Boston Celtics, but not as a player. His return is generating excitement among fans who remember his impactful time with the team.
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The Celtics are in an era with Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown as their faces of the franchise, but before their time, Isaiah Thomas was the name everyone around Boston was talking about.
His time with the Celtics was short, as he played in just 179 games with the team, but the impact he had on the city and fanbase was that of a player who played with one team their whole career.
This week, it was reported that Isaiah Thomas was joining the Celtics once again, but not in the conventional way you might have expected to hear.
On Thursday, Celtics writer Adam Himmelsbach reported: "Former Celtics superstar Isaiah Thomas is back with the franchise after being hired as a pro and college scout."
Isaiah Thomas is reuniting with the Celtics in a non-player capacity, though specific details about his role have not been disclosed.
Isaiah Thomas had a significant impact during his time with the Celtics, becoming a beloved figure despite playing only 179 games.
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Although he won't be back wearing a Celtics uniform on the parquet, it's as close as you can get to an IT return in Boston.
Anytime Thomas returned to Boston to watch a game, the fans always showed their love and appreciation for what Thomas did during his time in Beantown.
He was a two-time all-star during his time with the team, with the 2016-17 season as his most notable year with the team. He finished fifth in MVP voting that season, and averaged 28.9 points and 5.9 assists.