Semi Ojeleye

Basketball player with the Boston Celtics

Semi Ojeleye - Basketball player with the Boston Celtics
Born

December 5th, 1994
30 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A professional basketball player, participated in college basketball at Southern Methodist University, earning All-Conference recognition. Entered the NBA in 2017, selected by the Boston Celtics. Contributed significantly to the team's playoff runs and maintained a role as a versatile defender. Achieved notable performances in the NBA playoffs, particularly in series against the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Miami Heat.

Played for the Boston Celtics

Contributed to NBA playoff campaigns

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