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The Latest on the Health Front for Tuesday's Celtics-Cavaliers Game
The Boston Celtics play four times in six days this week. Fortunately for them, each game is at TD Garden, where they're 10-0, averaging 124 points, and have an offensive rating of 125.9 this season.
Boston hosts the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday and Thursday, then welcomes the Orlando Magic on Friday and Sunday.
Not having to travel, getting to sleep in one's own bed, and playing on the parquet in front of the home fans are all pluses. The C's also have good fortune on the health front, submitting a clean sheet ahead of Tuesday's tilt.
As for the Cavaliers, starting forward Evan Mobley is out for Monday's matchup against the Magic due to left knee soreness. Caris LeVert is also inactive for the first half of their back-to-back as a result of left knee injury management.
Tuesday night's contest will tip-off at 7:30 EST at TD Garden. Inside The Celtics will have content related to the game before, during, and afterward. Follow @BobbyKrivitsky on Twitter for updates and analysis from pregame to post.
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Joe Mazzulla Praises Payton Pritchard's Fourth-Quarter Performance in C's Win vs. 76ers
An Empowered Jaylen Brown Strives to Balance Scoring with Playmaking: 'I've Grown A Lot'
Joe Mazzulla Believes Celtics' Second Unit is 'Starting to Develop an Identity'
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