Celtics Notebook: Jaylen Brown, Jrue Holiday Trending after injuries

Jaylen Brown updates his recovery from a knee injury, which indicates that he improves because the Celtics are preparing for their playoff series of the second round against the New York Knicks. Despite the injury, Brown had a solid opening round with an average of 23.0 points, 7.6 rebounds and 1.2 steals per game. Jrue Holiday is also from a knee tendon pollution on improvement and has taken part in the practice, which is critical because he defends Knick's Star Jalen Brunson. In the meantime, Kristaps Porzingis reflects its inconsistent performance, but believes that the Celtics can take their game. The Celtics are preparing for game 1 on Monday at 7 p.m.

According to the numbers

• Brown scored an average of 23.0 points, 7.6 rebounds and 1.2 steals against magic.
• In the first round, he played 35.8 minutes per game with a maximum of 36 points in game 2.

State

• Brown is approaching full recovery, but remains careful about his knee sound.
• The vacation has improved every day and crucial for the defense of Knick's goalkeeper Brunson.
• Porzingis aims to improve after mixed performance in the previous series.

What's next

When the Celtics enter the semi -finals of the Eastern Conference, they need both Brown and Holiday to play them for a competitive advantage against the Knicks. Porzingis wants to improve its game to support the team's playoff efforts.

Conclusion

With the rise of Brown and Holiday, the Celtics have to use their potential to overcome the Knicks in the upcoming series. This improves the performance and teamwork in order to continue to advance the playoffs.