Third-year forward Jordan Walsh will attempt to build on what is starting to look like a breakout season Sunday afternoon when the Boston Celtics take on the visiting Los Angeles Clippers.

After coming off the bench and turning in strong defensive performances against Orlando's Paolo Banchero and Philadelphia's Tyrese Maxey, Walsh made his first start of the season in a 131-95 victory over Memphis on Wednesday. He replaced a streaky Josh Minott in the starting five.

Walsh contributed seven points, six rebounds and two blocked shots in the win. The Celtics are plus-70 with Walsh on the court during the team's last five games.

"I mean, he's athletic, but he works at it," Boston coach Joe Mazzulla said. "He's smart. I think part of guarding people at different positions is just knowing ten

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