In a surprising turn of events during the NBA Summer League, Boston Celtics forward Jordan Walsh found himself ejected from a game against the Miami Heat following a shoving incident that escalated quickly. Walsh's aggressive play came after he had already received a technical foul for taunting following a contested layup. The situation intensified when Walsh shoved Miami guard Pelle Larsson, sending him into the courtside seats, where both Celtics' general manager Brad Stevens and the new owner, Bill Chisholm, were seated.

Despite the typically relaxed nature of Summer League games, Walsh's actions resulted in a second technical foul, leading to his ejection from the contest. At the time of his departure, Walsh had contributed a team-high 13 points, showcasing his potential. However, his behavior raised questions regarding his maturity and readiness to take on a bigger role within the Celtics lineup as he aims to secure a position in the rotation.