Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart will miss the next two weeks after dislocating two fingers Thursday in a summer league game, according to the Boston Globe. Smart will need to undergo therapy as he recuperates from the injury, but assistant coach Micah Shrewsberry said the team is relieved that the issue is not more severe. "When you first hear screams, it's not always the best feeling in the world," Shrewsberry told the Boston Herald. "He'll be OK. He's in good spirits in the locker room. He's got the pictures on his phone. He was joking with the guys, showing it to them. And just like the warrior that he is, he comes back out to the bench and is leading the cheers and talking on defense." Smart, who will likely be the starting point guard this year, does not appear to be in danger of missing time in the regular season.