Celtics Rule Out Jaylen Brown for Two Games Due to Knee Injury

The team will reassess Brown's condition on March 24, prioritizing his health for the postseason over regular-season seeding battles.

Jaylen Brown is sidelined with a bone bruise and posterior impingement in his right knee, missing games on March 22 and March 24.
The Celtics plan to reevaluate Brown's injury on March 24, leaving his availability for the remainder of the road trip uncertain.
Brown has already missed two earlier games this month due to the same knee issue, raising concerns about its persistence.
Boston’s strong position in the Eastern Conference standings allows the team to focus on player health rather than playoff seeding.
Brown's All-NBA eligibility hinges on playing at least nine of the Celtics’ final 11 games to meet the league's 65-game threshold.