As the Boston Celtics gear up for their first-round playoff series against the Philadelphia 76ers, the team's chemistry is on full display—even in unexpected ways. This season has been defined by players embracing new roles and the team finding success through collective growth, a trend that extends beyond the hardwood.

Adding to a fun dynamic where Celtics players like Derrick White have blurred lines with media projects, rookie forward Jordan Walsh recently decided to turn reporter. After a team practice, Walsh infiltrated the media scrum to interview teammate Neemias Queta, offering a lighthearted glimpse into the locker room ahead of the high-stakes playoffs.

Walsh, playing the part of a curious journalist, asked the big man about his pre-playoff routine. "Going into these playoffs, a guy who's first time here, how do you organize everything off the court, what do you do to prepare yourself?" he inquired, before adding with a smile, "Maybe video games, eating all my snacks, like what do you do?"

Queta played along perfectly, joking, "I try not to give you rides." He then shared his approach to staying grounded: "I try to stay the same way, do the same stuff I've been doing the whole season, like beating you in Catan as well. I just do the same stuff, being at the house, playing video games, just kicking it, being with family and friends."

This playful exchange highlights the relaxed camaraderie within the Celtics squad as they prepare for their postseason journey, reminding fans that team bonds are just as crucial as game plans when chasing a championship.