What type of identity will the Boston Celtics create this season?

It's been an eventful summer for the Boston Celtics, as Brad Stevens has continued to make moves that both position the franchise to clear the repeater tax and be a force in the coming years. Trading Jaylen Brown was undoubtedly the most controversial decision of the summer; however, there were also

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It's been an eventful summer for the Boston Celtics, as Brad Stevens has continued to make moves that both position the franchise to clear the repeater tax and be a force in the coming years. Trading Jaylen Brown was undoubtedly the most controversial decision of the summer; however, there were also the decisions to sign Mike Conley and Mitchell Robinson in free agency.

Boston has also continued to add athleticism to the bench rotation, drafting both Chris Cenac Jr. and Dillon Mitchell in the first and second rounds, respectively. Yet despite these changes, Celtics fans are still waiting to see what Joe Mazzulla plans for his new-look roster, and questions about the team's offensive and defensive identity persist.

During a recent discussion on WEEI's

'Rich and Ken With Ted Johnson,' the Celtics' identity was a topic of conversation. The trio postulated whether Mazzulla will move away from a perimeter-based offense and what the goal for the upcoming season will be for the Celtics.

You can watch the full discussion by clicking on the embedded video below.