Dealing with a non-COVID illness, Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown was in danger of missing Wednesday’s action against the Portland Trail Blazers. With Brown on

Brown was forced to miss the win over Philadelphia due to a right knee posterior impingement, marking his 11th missed game of the season. However, on Friday, when the Celtics revealed their latest injury report, Brown was nowhere to be found, meaning the former California star will likely be playing the rival.

The Boston Celtics (44-18) will host the Philadelphia 76ers (21-40) on Thursday night as part of their seven-game homestand. Ahead of the 7:30 p.m. ET tip-off, the Celtics have listed Jaylen Brown as out with right knee posterior impingement,

Over 87 combined minutes, Brown and Tatum scored 71 of their team’s 111 points, while Brown had the energy on defense to bother Luka Dončić.

The Boston Celtics suffered a surprising loss against the Cleveland Cavaliers. With this, they accumulate already two consecutive NBA defeats. After the game, Jaylen Brown decided to make a short analysis of the game.

The injury came as James drove to the basket against Jaylen Brown. He attempted a spin move and followed that up with two head fakes, eventually converting the layup. James had a slight limp after the score, but attempted to play defense on the next possession.

According to the latest 76ers' injury update, Paul George and Tyrese Maxey could both miss some more time due to their respective issues.

On Wednesday night, the Boston Celtics will play the Portland Trail Blazers (at home). For the game, they could be without one of their best players, as 2024 N

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