"Offensively, it's about having the ball in my hands," said Queta.
"Being able to have tighter ball control, being able to create one-on-one situations in the low post, spacing the floor, having a more consistent shot and having a greater offensive impact."
Addressing his financial extension, Queta emphasized that long-term stability in Boston outweighed the total dollar figure of the deal.
"For me, the money wasn't the most important thing at all," said Queta. "The most important thing was knowing that Boston believed in me for another four years."
He noted that securing his future allows him to perform without the distraction of impending free agency.
"I'll be able to continue calling Boston home for that entire time, without having to look over my shoulder," said Queta.
"Without having to worry about the next season, what I wanted or what would happen."
Avoiding contract uncertainty was a major factor in agreeing to the extension ahead of time.
"There's uncertainty when you're a free agent," said Queta.
"It creates certain difficulties in terms of knowing how to manage the year, injuries and everything else, and I didn't want to be thinking about that."
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Queta added that he was eager to remain with the team that gave him his primary opportunity.
