Celtics Star Wing Questionable for Wednesday's Game vs. Thunder

Wednesday night at TD Garden, the Boston Celtics host the Oklahoma City Thunder in a battle between the teams with the two best records in the NBA.

The C's can clinch the league's best record and home-court advantage throughout the playoffs, including the Finals if they get there, with a victory. Boston has won its last ten tilts on its parquet, doing so by an average of 24.3 points.

As the Celtics aim to extend that streak to 11, they may have to do so without Jaylen Brown. The two-time All-Star is dealing with a left hand sprain. 

After Saturday's 104-92 win over the New Orleans Pelicans, the Marietta, Georgia native conveyed, "I'm gonna get that looked at when we get back to Boston," adding, "It's been bothering me for a little bit now."

The C's wrapped up their six-game road trip, their longest of the season, with a 118-104 victory vs. the Charlotte Hornets in the Queen City. Brown did not play in that game. There's no official word on if he's had his hand examined since returning to Boston.

The Celtics list him and Jaden Springer as questionable on their initial injury report for Wednesday's matchup against the Thunder. The latter has missed Boston's last three contests due to left knee tendinopathy.

Further Reading

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