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Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart is one of the many players on the team who had to deal with health issues in 2017-18, so he'll be eager to play and put the injury worries behind him in the upcoming year. Smart missed 28 games last year, meaning that he's so far managed to play in less than 80 percent of regular season games during his four-year career, which is a worrying sign for fantasy owners, but still, he's a great guy to own. Smart will hurt your team's shooting percentages, but he'll g[...]

Guard Marcus Smart has agreed to a four-year, $52 million contract to remain with the Boston Celtics. Smart has been instrumental to the success of the organization during his tenure, averaging 9.4 points and 1.5 steals per game over four seasons with the club in addition to sporting an impressive 99.4 percent defensive rating in 2018. Though injuries have been a constant issue for the 24-year-old, his defensive consistency paired with his ability to get hot on the offensive end certainly make u[...]

Boston Celtics point guard Marcus Smart had 11 points, five rebounds, nine assists and four steals in a Game 2 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. His highlight for the game was when he stood up to J.R. Smith after Smith gave a hard foul on Al Horford. He did more than that, but that is Smart in a nutshell. He does the things that you don't normally see in the box score. For now, just keep tabs on him if you want to add him to your DFS lineups.

Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart did a bit of everything in his club's Game 2 win. Smart converted six of his 13 shots to finish with 19 points while adding five rebounds and dishing out three assists. He did not stop there by adding two steals with a block and three turnovers. Smart definitely appeared on many winning lineups with easily his best game of the postseason. Depending on if his price tag increases, he may want to be avoided for Game 3 as he will most likely be replaced in the start[...]

Boston Celtics point guard Marcus Smart (thumb) made his first appearance since March 3 on Tuesday night, playing a solid 25 minutes in Game 5 against the Bucks, which he finished with nine points, five rebounds, four assists, three blocks and one steal. Although it wasn't all pretty, as he committed five turnovers and shot just 2-for-7 from the field. Smart clearly has some rust on him. [...]

Boston Celtics point guard Marcus Smart got it going in the first quarter and didn't slow down as he took the reins with Kyrie Irving going down in the first half. All six of Smart's six buckets came from deep which came on 12 attempts and 13 total. He also contributed across the board with seven rebounds, eight assists and four steals. if Irving is to miss more time, Smart will continue to have the ball in his hands. However, the efficiency from deep isn't sustainable.

This article references Marcus Smart and more! Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (thigh) is expected to play against the Detroit Pistons on Friday. Head coach Brad Stevens says he expects Smart to play after missing 11 games before the All-Star break. He missed those games due to a hand injury, but he's now dealing with a minor thigh issue. Smart has been cleared to return from the hand injury and this thigh issue should not keep him sidelined. Terry Rozier will lose some minutes and value with Smart returning to the rotation.Keep on reading: Marcus Smart is Expected to Play Friday