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Cavaliers Star OUT for Tuesday's Game vs. Celtics
The Boston Celtics will take an 11-game winning streak into Cleveland on Tuesday. They haven't just strung together the most consecutive victories in the NBA this season; they're steamrolling opponents, beating their last five by an average of 30.2 points.
That includes a 138-110 win over a Dallas Mavericks team that had won eight of their last ten tilts and a 140-88 shellacking of the Golden State Warriors, victors of 11 of their previous 13 contests.
Now the C's take their tour de force on a five-game road trip, starting on Tuesday against the Cavaliers.
And while multiple stars are uncertain for the visitors, the hosts already know they won't have their offensive engine.
Donovan Mitchell, who's missed Cleveland's last two games due to a left knee bone bruise, received a PRP injection. The Cavaliers say it will sideline him for at least three more matchups, including this one.
Further Reading
Warriors' 'Disrespect' Only One Source of Fuel for Jaylen Brown Sunday
'The Best Team in the NBA': Luka Doncic Struck by Celtics' Balance
Tired of Celtics' Playoff Inconsistency, Wyc Grousbeck Decided 'We're Not Running It Back'
Jaylen Brown's Evolution Crucial to Celtics' Desire to Win with More Than Talent
Celtics Embracing Challenge to Go Beyond Most Talented
Jayson Tatum Opens Up About Sacrificing in Celtics' Title Pursuit: 'It's a Process'
Brad Stevens Discusses Celtics' Plan for Final Roster Spot
Marcus Smart Shares How Boston Shaped Him, His Message to Celtics Fans
Celtics Maturation Molded by Experience: 'It Builds, Like, an Armor'
Jaylen Brown Quieting Doubters, Validating What He Always Believed: 'Earn Everybody's Trust'
Joe Mazzulla Discusses Identity, Evolution of Celtics' Offense: 'Balance of Pace and Execution'
