Multiple reports say the Boston Celtics have agreed to a three-year contract extension with forward Jordan Walsh. The agreement is reported to involve Walsh, who is 22 years old, and is set to keep him with the team beyond his current contract. One source frames the move as part of the Celtics’ broader effort to secure a group of young wings, while another highlights Walsh’s recent trajectory and career progress. The reporting also notes that the timing comes after what is described as a career season, suggesting Walsh has been trending upward in Boston. While the exact financial terms are not provided in the excerpts, the sources consistently characterize the extension as a long-term commitment by the Celtics and a step toward continued development for Walsh with the franchise. Overall, the articles agree on the essentials: the Celtics and Walsh have reached a reported three-year extension agreement, announced on Thursday, following Walsh’s improved performance.