Celtics' Kristaps Porzingis Leaves Game Early with Ankle Injury
Boston's center exited during the first half against the 76ers, raising concerns about the recurrence of left ankle issues following offseason surgery.
- Kristaps Porzingis injured his left ankle just over a minute into the game against the Philadelphia 76ers, slipping while attempting a step-back move.
- The Celtics listed Porzingis as doubtful to return due to left ankle soreness, and he did not play in the second half of the 118-114 loss.
- Porzingis had previously undergone offseason surgery on the same ankle and has only appeared in 11 games this season since his late November debut.
- In his 13 minutes on the court, Porzingis contributed nine points, two rebounds, and three assists, showcasing his impact despite limited playtime.
- Boston head coach Joe Mazzulla did not provide an update post-game, but reports indicated Porzingis left the locker room without a visible brace on his ankle.