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NBA Finals MVP Jaylen Brown and teammate Kristaps Porziņģis offered their first impressions of the Boston Celtics’ upcoming series against the New York Knicks in the 2024–25 NBA Playoffs. The Boston Celtics cruised into the NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals with a 4–1 series win over the Orlando Magic,
Celtics general manager Brad Stevens announced the next step for Porzingis during his end-of-season presser on Monday, via The Athletic's Jay King. "Brad Stevens said the way Kristaps Porzingis’ illness was described to him was as 'post-viral syndrome,'" he reported. "Said playoff basketball was not conducive to helping him feel better."
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Sportsnaut on MSNNBA rumor reveals surprising Boston Celtics player viewed as ‘most movable’ by rival teamsA new report suggests many around the NBA surprisingly believe Kristaps Porzingis is the most tradable player on the Boston
The Celtics are getting back a crucial piece in their rotation, but sacrificing another.
In a do or die game at the Garden, the Celtics found themselves down yet another star player.Kristaps Porziņģis was out the<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
Boston will need more from Jaylen Brown in Game 5 and may need to play more small-ball vs. New York to survive without their superstar.
Veterans Jaylen Brown and Al Horford challenged their teammates to rally for their injured superstar. Rally they did as Boston extended its East semifinal series against the Knicks.
The Celtics star appeared to take the team’s Eastern Conference semifinals loss to the Knicks rather hard after the division rival wrapped up the series with a 119-81 drubbing in Game 6 at Madison Square Garden on Friday night.