Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (ankle) is questionable for Sunday's matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers. The 29-year-old is dealing with a sprained ankle, his latest injury after entering Game 2 with a chest issue. Considering how much punishment he's taken during the postseason, there's a chance he won't be out there. If that's the case, Malcolm Brogdon will likely slide into the starting lineup, with Grant Williams and Payton Pritchard potentially seeing an increase in minutes from ...

Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (chest) is listed as questionable to play Wednesday against the Boston Celtics. Smart is being listed with a chest contusion which he likely picked up in Game 1's loss. The Celtics should have more updates throughout the day Wednesday, but if Smart is unable to go, Malcolm Brogdon and Derrick White should see more minutes.

Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (neck) missed the last few games of the season with the same neck issue but head coach Joe Mazzulla said that he participated in live-action practice and will be ready to go for their first game of the playoffs. Smart also said that he "felt good" at practice on Tuesday. Getting back the former Defensive Player of the Year is huge for the Celtics so that they can build more momentum with their full lineup.

Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (neck) is questionable ahead of Sunday's showdown with the Atlanta Hawks. The C's are focused on the postseason, so fantasy managers shouldn't count on Smart being out there for this one. Jaylen Brown (finger) and Al Horford (back) are already ruled out. However, Robert Williams III (knee) and Jayson Tatum (hip), who are both questionable, are likely heading in that direction. As a result, guys like Sam Hauser and Payton Pritchard could see a significant...

Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (neck) and forward Jayson Tatum (hip) will sit out Wednesday against the Toronto Raptors. The Celtics are heading into the second game of a back-to-back and will take this opportunity to give some of their starters a rest day as they look towards the playoffs. Jaylen Brown should see massive usage on Wednesday while Derrick White and Malcolm Brogdon also see increased roles.

Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (neck) is regarded as questionable for Wednesday's matchup against Toronto. Smart is bothered by neck spasms and could need some time off after the Celtics played Philadelphia Tuesday night. The reigning Defensive Player of the Year had a good all-around outing with 17 points, four rebounds, four assists and one steal. Derrick White and Malcolm Brogdon are in line to benefit from Smart's absence.

Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart is set to return from his ankle injury on Wednesday that kept him out for the last 11 games. He's not even listed on the injury report at all so that sounds like he shouldn't have any restrictions headed into this game. With Derrick White (ear) having some ear pain and Jaylen Brown (face) still out, getting Smart back is huge for this squad. Malcolm Brogdon will take a hit in his fantasy value while Payton Pritchard will likely go back to barely getting any...

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Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (ankle) was talking to reporters when he said that he's making "small improvements" but is still unsure when he's going to return to the court. As of right now, the ninth-year guard is considered day-to-day and the Celtics have more incentive to take it slow as the team remains at the top of the Eastern Conference. Since he's been out, Derrick White, Malcolm Brogdon, and even Payton Pritchard have filled in admirably.

Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (ankle) will miss another game due to the right ankle sprain that forced him to leave their contest against Toronto after just 15 minutes of playing time. The veteran point guard will now miss his second consecutive game and Derrick White is likely to step up into the starting role since Malcolm Brogdon (personal) is also ruled out against Miami. Payton Pritchard will handle some point guard minutes off of the bench as well, but White would be the safer ...