Jaylen Brown from Celtics may need knee surgery

Four days after Jayson Tatum, an operation of an Achilles tendon with a cunning right was subjected to the colleague Boston Celtics, Jaylen Brown, a partially torn meniscus and possibly also an operation.

According to the report, the 28-year-old Brown, who scored an average of 22.1 points and 7.1 rebounds in 36.5 minutes per game during the NBA playoffs, played the last month of the regular season and the post-season with the injury. Brown will go through tests this week to determine whether it has to be operated on.

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From March, Brown had undergone pain injections in his right knee, ESPN had previously reported. The four-time all-star faced the last three games of the regular season, but played in every game in the off-season.

“I don't make excuses,” he said reporters after the defeat against road losses on Friday against the New York Knicks in game 6 of the semi -finals of the Eastern Conference.

“Obviously it is difficult how we went out tonight and tonight, but the way we personally ended the year, how I ended the year and kept through a few physical things that I fought. I'm proud of our group.”

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The Celtics lost Tatum late in the 4 -game 4 against the Knicks, while Kristaps Porzingis was not 100 percent this spring due to an unknown illness.

Brown-Die number 3 in the NBA-Draft 2016 Service in 63 games and an average of 22.2 points, 5.8 rebounds and a career high of 4.5 assists over 34.3 minutes.

For his career, Brown recorded an average of 19.0 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 30.6 minutes in 603 games (496 starts).