Celtics' Jrue Holiday Sidelined with 'Dead Arm,' Playoff Impact Feared

As the Boston Celtics secure their postseason position, concerns grow over Jrue Holiday's injury and its potential effect on their championship run.

Jrue Holiday, Boston Celtics' guard, is currently sidelined with no set timeline for his return due to a 'dead arm' condition following a shoulder injury.
Despite his absence, the Celtics have maintained their lead in the Eastern Conference, clinching a postseason berth with a league-best 57-14 record.
Holiday has been seen practicing, indicating progress in his recovery, but concerns remain about his condition affecting the team's playoff performance.
The Celtics are considering Holiday's long-term future with the team, amid discussions about managing his contract to maintain financial flexibility.
Holiday's defensive skills are crucial for the Celtics, especially in the playoffs, highlighting the impact of his potential absence on the team's championship aspirations.