Resilient four-time All-Star Boston Celtics small forward Jaylen Brown is gamely playing through a lingering right knee posterior impingement that he expects wi

The Boston Celtics defeated the Phoenix Suns 123-103 Friday night at TD Garden thanks to 31 points form Jaylen Brown.

Brown (knee) has been listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Wizards. Brown scored 31 points against the Suns on Friday, but he might not be able to play Sunday against the Wizards due to a knee issue.

Things might get even better on Sunday night with Jalen Brunson possibly returning from a month-long absence as the Knicks host the Phoenix Suns. New York won despite the absence of Brunson and Mitchell Robinson on Saturday when it rolled to a 121-105 victory over the host Atlanta Hawks.

The Phoenix Suns welcomed Bradley Beal back last night against the Boston Celtics after he missed the previous eight games. Unfortunately, the return wasn’t quite the spark they’d hoped for. In fact,

Jalen Brunson is back. The Knicks star returned to action Sunday night against the Phoenix Suns at Madison Square Garden — exactly one month after he sprained his right ankle.

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The Celtics are virtually locked into the No. 2 seed in the East, so expect them to rest guys down the stretch of the season.

Expert picks & predictions for Sunday’s Wizards vs. Celtics game NBC Sports Bet Best Bet Vaughn Dalzell (@VmoneySports) leans a live bet angle between Boston and Washington: "Wi

Part of Marcus Smart was happy he didn’t play in Sunday night’s matchup between his current squad, the Washington Wizards, and the one he spent nine seasons with, the Boston Celtics. Although Smart was active at TD Garden for just the second time since he was traded away,

Smart was traded away before last season's Celtics run to the NBA title. There isn’t bitterness in Smart, but more of a feeling of misfortunate and destiny simultaneously.

Former Boston Celtics and current Washington Wizards guard Marcus Smart said a fan "crossed the line" when he was heckling the road team's bench during Sunday's game at TD Garden, leading to a bit of shouting before the fan was ushered out of the arena.