The Boston Celtics will be without their star guard, Jaylen Brown, for tonight's matchup against the San Antonio Spurs. Brown will miss tonight's game due to right knee swelling. Brown will miss his second-straight game on Wednesday night.

Jaylen Brown finds himself on the Celtics' injury report vs. the Spurs before heading into the NBA All-Star break.

Jrue Holiday will miss his fourth-straight contest as he continues to recover from a right shoulder injury. While missing key players like Brown and Holiday is not ideal, the Celtics boast one of the deepest rosters in the NBA and have capable replacements ready to step up.

The Boston Celtics have steadied themselves ahead of the trade deadline. After a very topsy-turvy January, they have been able to play some much better basketball in the last couple of weeks. Boston has now won six of their last seven games and finally look like the team pundits thought they would be.

The Celtics are looking to finish strong before the break as they’re 38-16 heading into the game against the Spurs. They’ve had issues at home, though, as they’re 16-10 at TD Garden this season. San Antonio brings in a 23-28 record, along with All-Star big Victor Wembanyama and new acquisition De’Aaron Fox into the matchup.

The San Antonio Spurs have won two of their last three games heading into a huge contest against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday. The reigning NBA Champions hav

The Celtics will be shorthanded again for their final matchup before the All-Star break against the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night. Three players were listed on Boston’s injury report which was released on Tuesday with starting guard Jrue Holiday being ruled out for the fourth straight game with a shoulder injury.