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Boston looks to snap two-game skid tonight vs. New York Knicks. Al Horford is questionable. In Philadelphia, more trials and tribulations for Markelle Fultz.

Fultz will see a shoulder specialist, going through his agent and behind the back of GM Elton Brand and coach Brett Brown. 

In Cleveland, the Cavs are looking to buy out a disgruntled J.R. Smith, while Kevin Love will be out injured until 2019.

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Gordon Hayward reacted to coming off the bench in the Celtics 117-112 to Charlotte saying: 

“I’m OK with whatever I can do to help us win…. Right now I have to focus on myself and getting myself better and being a better basketball player.”

Brad Stevens elected to start Aron Baynes. Hayward chipped in 8 rebounds but was 1-6 from the field.

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Gordon Hayward reacted to coming off the bench in the Celtics 117-112 to Charlotte saying: 

“I’m OK with whatever I can do to help us win…. Right now I have to focus on myself and getting myself better and being a better basketball player.”

Brad Stevens elected to start Aron Baynes. Hayward chipped in 8 rebounds but was 1-6 from the field.

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Kemba Walker continued setting the NBA ablaze, and the Celtics were his latest victims. The Hornets guard had 43 points in a 117-112 win over Boston in Charlotte.

Brad Stevens made the game-time call to start Aron Baynes and bring Gordon Hayward off the bench, but neither player contributed a great deal in this one.

The Celtics offensively were solid and Kyrie Irving had 27 points and 11 assists, as Boston had a helper on 31 of 45 made baskets. But, Walker shredding the defense, particularly in a 21-point fourth quarter.

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Kemba Walker continued setting the NBA ablaze, and the Celtics were his latest victims. The Hornets guard had 43 points in a 117-112 win over Boston in Charlotte.

Brad Stevens made the game-time call to start Aron Baynes and bring Gordon Hayward off the bench, but neither player contributed a great deal in this one.

The Celtics offensively were solid and Kyrie Irving had 27 points and 11 assists, as Boston had a helper on 31 of 45 made baskets. But, Walker shredding the defense, particularly in a 21-point fourth quarter.

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The Celtics will be looking for a bounce-back win against Kemba Walker and the Charlotte Hornets.

Washington Wizards are signaling to teams that all players on their roster are available, including John Wall and Bradley Beal.

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The Celtics will be looking for a bounce-back win against Kemba Walker and the Charlotte Hornets.

Washington Wizards are signaling to teams that all players on their roster are available, including John Wall and Bradley Beal.

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Instead of building on a positive win against the Toronto Raptors, the Boston Celtics disappointed the Saturday night home crowd with a poor showing against the Utah Jazz -- one that had Brad Stevens questioning the team's toughness.

Plus, are Dave Joerger and Sacramento Kings at odds?

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Instead of building on a positive win against the Toronto Raptors, the Boston Celtics disappointed the Saturday night home crowd with a poor showing against the Utah Jazz -- one that had Brad Stevens questioning the team's toughness.

Plus, are Dave Joerger and Sacramento Kings at odds?

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The second night of a back-to-back didn't help, but the Celtics certainly can't blame that entirely for Saturday's 98-86 thumping at the hands of the Utah Jazz.

The Celtics scored 17 points in the third quarter and hit on just 5 of 33 from beyond the arc. One night after knocking off the mighty Toronto Raptors in a showdown, Boston was asleep at the wheel and falls to 9-7.

Donovan Mitchell had 28 points and Ricky Rubio knocked in 20. Kyrie Irving had 20, but Jayson Tatum's 10 was the only other Celtic in double-figures.

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