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Jaylen Brown Ruled Out, Ending All-NBA Eligibility for 2025

Brown's ongoing knee issues lead the Celtics to prioritize his recovery ahead of the playoffs, sidelining him for Friday's game against the Hornets.

Overview

  • Jaylen Brown will miss the Celtics' April 11 game against the Charlotte Hornets due to significant knee issues, including a bone bruise and posterior impingement.
  • This decision ensures Brown will not meet the 65-game minimum required for NBA award eligibility, impacting his chances for an All-NBA selection this season.
  • Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla emphasized trust in Brown’s judgment and collaboration with the medical staff to manage his recovery and readiness for the postseason.
  • Despite his injuries, Brown has delivered strong performances in recent weeks but has shown signs of physical limitations, including reduced explosiveness and lateral movement.
  • The Celtics, who have already secured the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, are prioritizing Brown’s long-term health as they prepare for their playoff run.

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