Jaylen Brown, who missed Game 1 of the Celtics’ playoff series against the 76ers because of a strained hamstring, didn’t start Thursday night but entered Game 2 midway through the first quarter.
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Celtics’ Brown returns in Game 2 vs. Sixers
Celtics coach Brad Stevens said that wing Jaylen Brown has been upgraded to probable for Game 2 against the 76ers on Thursday night. If Brown plays, he’ll come off the bench with Marcus Smart starting in Brown’s place.
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Celtics’ Brown listed as probable but won’t start
Celtics guard Jaylen Brown will miss Monday’s second-round opener against the 76ers, despite his lobbying team doctors to sign off on playing time.
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Celtics’ Brown (hamstring) out vs. 76ers
Celtics guard Jaylen Brown, who strained his right hamstring in Boston’s last playoff game, is doubtful for Monday’s Game 1 against the 76ers.
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Celtics’ Brown doubtful for Game 1 vs. 76ers
The Celtics seemed to err on the side of caution in keeping out Jaylen Brown, who was on the bench but did not play in the second half of Boston’s Game 7 win.
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Celtics’ Brown set for MRI, hopeful for Game 1
Jaylen Brown says the Celtics have “nothing to lose” in Saturday’s Game 7 against the Bucks.
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Brown: Celts have ‘nothing to lose’ in Game 7
Jaylen Brown became the youngest player in Celtics history to score 30 points or more in a playoff game during Tuesday’s Game 2 triumph over the Milwaukee Bucks.
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Brown’s 30 points sets Celtics’ playoff-game mark
