Celtics' White Chases History in Knicks Clash

0:00It's April 9th. This is Boston Celtics News, today's team news, powered by AI. The Boston Celtics roll into Madison Square Garden tonight, with a 54-25 record, locked in as the number two seed in the east. There are three games ahead of the nicks, who sit at 51 wins, and a victory here could seal that spot with just two games left. But the injury report is stacking up. Listing Jalen Brown with left Achilles tendonitis, Sam Houser with the low back spasm, Neomyas Kate and Nursing A, Wright Toe Sprain, and Derek White dealing with a right knee contusion. Good news dropped today on White though. He hit the morning shoot around, even bossed the trick shot contest at the end. That knee bump from Tuesday's win over Charlotte doesn't seem too bad, especially after he played 37 minutes that night. Tatum's back in the mix too, sounding nervous and anxious about returning to the garden, side of last year's playoff injury. As no White's been Boston Swiss Army knife this season, averaging 16.7 points, 4.5

1:01boards, 5.4 dimes, A, steel, and over a block of game while locking down both ends. He's chasing history too, just two blocks from a hundred on the year A, a rare feat for a six foot four guard, add his 200 plus 3s already, and he'd be the first ever to hit both marks in one season. With Brown iffy, White stabilizes everything, without him, Pagan Pritchard starts, and Baylor Shireman or Hugo Gonzalez get more run. This next clash feels like a playoff preview, and if the Celts navigate these bumps, they're primed to lock in that top seed run compost season.