Jaylen Brown Suffers Hamstring Tightness Exits Boston Celtics Preseason Game Against Raptors
During a preseason matchup on October 12th, Jaylen Brown, the forward for the Boston Celtics, suffered hamstring tightness, causing him to exit the game against the Toronto Raptors. This incident occurred late in the second quarter at TD Garden. As Brown moved with caution while holding his left leg, he quickly left the court and headed to the locker room.
Current Situation of Jaylen Brown
Following his departure, the Celtics designated Brown as doubtful to return to the game, which was tight at 52-50 in favor of Boston at halftime. At the time of his exit, he had contributed 7 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 steal.
Impact on Upcoming Games
This injury raises concerns for the Celtics fans, as they are set to play their final preseason game after this matchup. The NCAA season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers is scheduled to kick off the 2025-26 NBA regular season in just one week, specifically on Wednesday, October 22.
Next Steps for the Celtics
- Monitor Brown’s recovery from left hamstring tightness.
- Evaluate his availability for the upcoming regular season opener.
- Prepare for strategies if Brown cannot participate.
As the team adjusts its plans, all eyes will be on Brown’s rehabilitation progress in the days leading up to the season opener.
