Apart from Tatum, the Celtics have a healthy roster for Wednesday's home matchup.
Riding on high confidence, the Boston Celtics will host the Orlando Magic in Game 2 of the first-round playoff series in pursuit of a 2-0 lead. The defending champions rolled past the Magic 103-86 in Game 1, thanks to a second-half surge.
Orlando came through a Play-In tournament and looked solid in the opening half. However, Boston outscored them 30-18 to take a decisive lead. The Magic went 10-for-27 from beyond the arc and shot 42% from the floor in Game 1. Banchero and Wagner need support from other players to counter Boston’s tight defense.
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On the flip side, it should be an easy series for the Celtics if they win one more game on Wednesday. The Magic need a comeback win in Game 2 to fuel intensity in the upcoming two-game homestand. Tatum’s injury in the previous game could be a concern for Boston, but they can defeat the Magic without their star player.
Before the action begins, let’s break down the Celtics vs Magic Injury Report that could impact lineups and momentum in Game 2.
Time: Wednesday, April 23 | 7:00 PM ET
Venue: TD Garden, Boston
Local TV: TNT, Tru TV, Max | Live Stream: NBA League Pass
Jayson Tatum is the only player on the Celtics’ injury report, and the All-Star guard will be on ‘Day-To-Day’ for Wednesday’s matchup following a right wrist injury. Tatum has been listed as doubtful for Game 2 with a “right distal radius bone bruise.”
Injury Report for tomorrow vs. Orlando:
— Boston Celtics (@celtics) April 22, 2025
Jayson Tatum (right distal radius bone bruise) – DOUBTFUL
Apart from Tatum, the Celtics have a healthy roster for Wednesday’s home matchup. Jaylen Brown is off the injury report and also returned in Game 1 after a three-game absence due to a bone bruise in his right knee.
The Magic have listed two players on the injury reports, but they don’t have any fresh injury worries for the crucial matchup on Wednesday.
Moritz Wagner (ACL) is under the rehabilitation program and will be out for the entire season. Jalen Suggs underwent knee surgery last month and he will also be unavailable for the Magic this season.
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