Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens stated on Friday he doesn’t anticipate All-Star Jaylen Brown lacking a major period of time after struggling a damaged bone in his face.
Stevens stated Brown has been fitted with a masks. Brown was identified with a maxillary fracture after he took an inadvertent elbow from Jayson Tatum on Wednesday whereas going for a rebound throughout Boston’s win over Philadelphia.
Brown was sitting Friday night time with Boston internet hosting Charlotte and can be evaluated over the following few days. That will decide how lengthy he can be sidelined.
“He’s still feeling it. It doesn’t feel great. We’ll see how he feels when he starts moving around,” Stevens stated. “Then we’ll get together early in the week and kind of figure out what’s next. But it doesn’t look like it’s going to be too long, which is a good thing.”
Stevens additionally stated level guard Marcus Smart, who will miss his ninth straight recreation Friday with a sprained proper ankle, continues to get nearer to a return however nonetheless is experiencing ache.
Boston (36-16) entered Friday with one of the best report within the the NBA.
