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2006-'07: The breakout season
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Al Jefferson was drafted out of high school and played sparingly early in his career, averaging only 6.7 and 7.9 points per game as a rookie and second-year player. Last year he became the Celtics' starting center, and his numbers took off.
Games started: 60 • Minutes: 33.6
Points: 16.0 • Field goal percentage: 51.4
Rebounds: 10.9 • Blocks: 1.5
WHEN HE'S AT HIS BEST
A look at Jefferson's season highs from last year:
Minutes: 51, in 124-117 victory over the Wolves
Points: 31, in 118-103 victory over Seattle
Rebounds: 22, in 81-73 loss to Detroit
Blocks: five (twice) • Assists: five (twice)
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We met Chuck at the Mall of America Saturday before the Bears game. He iis a cool guy and spent a lot of time talking with us!! Thanks Chuck!!!!!!
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