Boston replaced Kyrie Irving with Kemba Walker this last offseason, while doing so they get a player that doesn't shoot as well. Beyond that their numbers for career are very comparative, career totals are right in line with how they should be, very close considering that Kyrie has logged around 3,000 less minutes than Kemba in the same amount of time in the league.
Jayson Tatum returns to the team as the clear leader in minutes as well as the teams leading rebound threat. In 2018 he was also second in overall scoring on the team. The overall theme of the team should pretty much stay the same. Enes Kanter steps into a void created at center by Al Horford and Aaron Baynes. Kanter has a legit chance to overtake Tatum as the teams leading rebounder. The departure of Terry Rozier should create more minutes for the likes of Marcus Smart and especially Jaylen Brown, who will spell off the bench most times at two positions.
Top draft pick Romeo Langford is buried in the depth chart at the two guard position. any kind of fantasy relevance from him this season will be unlikely on a season long basis. Grant Williams was Bostons other pick in the first round this year. Williams can end up with time at two different positions swinging off the bench between the 3 and 4 spot.
Bostons scoring tree is one of the branchiest in the NBA, Minutes should heavily flow to these key players. It will be interesting as well to see where the departure of Marcus Morris will affect new starter at the 4 Gordon Hayward. Although Hayward should start at the 4, he can also slip into playing at either 2 or 3 position as well so in conclusion I want to draw is the rebounds should be there for the likes of Kanter and Williams off the bench and maybe even a possible uptick on the already good rebound numbers of Tatum.