Joe Mazzulla Explains Reasoning Behind Jayson Tatum Being Ruled Out for Game 7
Summary
The Boston Celtics announced that Jayson Tatum will not play in Game 7 against the Philadelphia 76ers due to knee stiffness. Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla said the decision was made after medical advice to protect Tatum given his injury history.Key Facts
- Jayson Tatum left Game 6 early because of leg and calf discomfort.
- Tatum briefly returned to the bench but did not re-enter Game 6.
- Initially, both Tatum and coach Mazzulla thought the injury was not serious.
- Before Game 7, Tatum was ruled out due to stiffness behind his knee.
- The decision to sit him was made after medical staff consultation.
- Coach Mazzulla expects other players like Jaylen Brown and Derrick White to step up.
- The Celtics have adapted to playing without Tatum at times during the season.
- Mazzulla expressed confidence in the team's ability to adjust and compete.
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