Boston Celtics Robert Williams III explains ‘Time Lord’ name meaning

Boston Celtics Robert Williams III explains ‘Time Lord’ name meaning

Boston Celtics Robert Williams III explains ‘Time Lord’ name meaning
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  • It’s probably the best moniker in the association at the present time and a great many people think they know the full story.
  • However, there is something else entirely to Robert Williams III’s ‘Time Lord’ epithet than fundamentally we knew.
  • A great many people know the general idea, he turned into a web-based entertainment sensation for unfortunate timekeeping not long after being drafted in 2018.
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The Celtics community slept late and missed his initial telephone call with the media and in this manner failed to catch his plane to Boston.

Not the most ideal note for the previous Texas A&M player to begin his NBA vocation.

Celtics Twitter thought that it is silly however, and the moniker stuck. However, there is likewise another, less popular, some portion of the ‘Time Lord’ story.

“So when I when I got drafted, I missed a public interview via telephone,” Williams III told Sky Sports.

“So I missed the question and answer session via telephone or no big deal either way. Furthermore, they begin calling personal ‘Time Lord’, like being late.

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However, I got on the court playing and it was saying like, ‘Gracious, he’s halting chance to go around there and block shots’, in this way, I can’t loathe on that it was nice.

I loved it. I’ve been shaking with ‘Time Lord’ from that point onward.”

He satisfied the extra component of his epithet in Game 1, recording four blocks to smother the Golden State Warriors inside – as well as eight focuses, six bounce back and a take.

Williams accomplished NBA All-Defensive second group praises this year, and it would almost certainly have been first group had he not endured wounds.

“I didn’t actually acknowledge what protective sets the mentors were placing us in [to start with] in any case, when I understood the job that that they were giving me I adored it, having the option to simply independent and wander, to help, go block shots, help other people… what’s more, I feel like me being the competitor that I am, it helped me flourish and assist our group with succeeding.”

The Celtics unquestionably flourished in Game 1, taking a 120-108 triumph after a memorable final quarter rebound.

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