The Boston Celtics have signed 38-year-old point guard Mike Conley to a one-year deal, marking his entry into the 20th NBA season after playing for the Memphis Grizzlies, Utah Jazz, and Minnesota Timberwolves. A career 38.7% three-point shooter and two-time NBA Teammate of the Year, Conley is expected to serve as a reliable backup while bringing veteran experience to a team shifting focus towards immediate competitiveness. Notably, he had standout playoff moments last season and becomes the Celtics’ most veteran player, surpassing 31-year-old Derrick White.
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