Accepted the president s reception! The new Celtic forward player carries the hope of Ecuador across the country?

The Ecuadorian Presidential Palace has officially updated its social media account, which also released news about Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa's reception with RJ Luis, who had just joined the Boston Celtics.

Ecuadorian Presidential Palace said: RJ Luis is the first player in Ecuador's history to enter the NBA. President Daniel Noboya had met him before at the Palace of Caron Delett, during which President Daniel Noboya awarded RJ Luis an outstanding career recognition and emphasized that this achievement is the pride of the entire country of Ecuador, and he has also become a role model for thousands of Ecuadorian young people who dream of success in professional sports.

Louis was born in November 2002 and is 22 years old. He is the undraft in this year's NBA draft. According to data from the joint trial physical test session before the NBA draft, Lewis's bare foot height is 197.5cm, his wingspan is 209.6cm, his standing height is 262.9cm, and his weight is 95.3kg. In the NCAA game last season, Louis played 35 times in total for St. John's University, and averaged 31.8 minutes per game, with averaging 18.2 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2 assists, 1.4 steals and 0.6 blocks, and 2.2 turnovers and 2.2 fouls. His shooting percentage was 43.9%, his three-point shooting percentage was 33.6%, and his free throw shooting percentage was 74.7%. With his outstanding performance this season, Louis was shortlisted for the second team of the All-American team, he was selected as the Best Player in the Big East League, he was shortlisted for the First Team of the Big East League, and also won the honor of the Big East Championship MOP. It is also thanks to his outstanding performance that Louis received a two-way contract from the Utah Jazz after this year's NBA Draft, which also shows that the Jazz are more acknowledging his abilities. In a previous deal, the Celtics traded the Jazz with the Jazz's second pick, Georges Niang, whom he just won this summer, and two future second-round picks, and exchanged the Jazz for forward rookie Louis. After the transaction was completed, the Celtics did not choose to lay off Louis, but instead made room to retain his two-way contract, which also shows that the Celtics also believed that Louis could make progress and improvement in the future. As the first player in Ecuadorian history to enter the NBA, Louis also carries the hope of Ecuadorian fans. I don’t know what kind of performance Louis can perform in the NBA and NBA Development League in the new season. After all, the Celtics have a disorganized lineup in the new season. Maybe Louis can seize the opportunity to gain a foothold in the team?