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BOSTON -- If Celtics fans were to have their druthers, then they'd likely prefer to see Jayson Tatum playing alongside Jaylen Brown forever. Yet with the NBA All-Star Game having the schoolyard format of captains picking teams, the two Celtics stars ended up playing against each other on Sunday night in Utah. Tatum was Giannis Antetokounmpo's first pick among the starting five, while Brown was

With Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown once again going up against each other in the All-Star game, it was the prime time to match up one-on-one — just like in practice back in Boston. It didn’t happen much in the first half, but Tatum and Brown played against each other in the final moments of the third quarter as they turned heads in the showdown. The sequence started with Brown beating Tatum as

Myles Garrett isn’t too concerned about his latest injury, with the Cleveland Browns star joking about the situation on social media. Garrett dislocated his toe while racing in an obstacle course event during the Pro Bowl. He limped off the field after the event but the toe popped back into place, per ESPN. Garrett also made it clear he’s not having any issues with the toe with a humorous

Boston Celtics standout Jaylen Brown suffered a facial fracture Wednesday night, the team announced Thursday in its injury report. Brown was injured when he was inadvertently struck in the face by the elbow of teammate Jayson Tatum during the game against the Philadelphia 76ers. Brown and Tatum were going for an offensive rebound in the second quarter when they collided. Brown grabbed his face