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22 hours ago | nbcsportsboston.com | Justin Leger |Nick Goss |Chris Forsberg |Darren Hartwell

BOSTON -- The Boston Celtics will look to pick up where they left off with another convincing win over the Orlando Magic on Wednesday at TD Garden. They may have to play Game 2 of the first-round series without their superstar. Jayson Tatum is officially listed as doubtful to play due to the wrist injury he suffered in the fourth quarter of Game 1. That means Boston will again have to lean on its supporting cast in Wednesday's matchup.

2 days ago | nbcsportsboston.com | Darren Hartwell

Jayson Tatum appears to have avoided a serious injury to his right wrist. But it sounds like the ailment isn't going away any time soon. The Celtics star confirmed he underwent an MRI on his wrist Sunday afternoon after Kentavious Caldwell-Pope's hard foul sent him to the floor in the fourth quarter of Boston's Game 1 win over the Orlando Magic at TD Garden. On Tuesday, ESPN's Shams Charania reported that the MRI revealed a "bone bruise" in Tatum's right wrist.

1 week ago | nbcsportsboston.com | Darren Hartwell

With all due respect to Vederian Lowe, the New England Patriots desperately need a starting left tackle, and they most likely need to use a premium pick in the 2025 NFL Draft to acquire one. Unless... Las Vegas Raiders left tackle Kolton Miller currently isn't participating in the team's voluntary offseason program as he seeks a contract extension, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported Wednesday.

1 week ago | nbcsportsboston.com | Darren Hartwell

The NBA has released dates and times for all first-round series, including the No. 2 seed Boston Celtics' matchup with the No. 7 seed Orlando Magic. That series is set to begin Sunday, April 20, at 3:30 p.m. ET at TD Garden. The Magic secured the No. 7 seed by beating the Atlanta Hawks in Tuesday's 7-8 matchup of the NBA tournament, while the Celtics cruised to the No. 2 seed with a 61-21 record, winning 60-plus games in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 2009.

1 week ago | nbcsportsboston.com | Nick Goss

The 2024-25 NHL season could not have turned out any worse for the Boston Bruins. After winning a playoff series last spring for the first time since 2021, the B's were expected to take the next step and win multiple rounds as a true contender in the Eastern Conference this season. The front office made bold bets in free agency to address roster weaknesses by signing center Elias Lindholm and defenseman Nikita Zadorov to long-term, big-money contracts.