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The Celtics finish their roadtrip with a game at Denver tonight, where Terry Rozier is a gametime decision with a tweaked ankle. The Detroit Pistons are slumping and look like they may be making Avery Bradley the scapegoat. Detroit has made it known they are shopping the former Celtics stopper.

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Brendan Vogt of Nuggets Daily chimes in on the Marcus Smart story, the NBA All-Star Game selections and preview tonight's game as the Celtics look to end their four-game road trip on a high note at the Mile-High City against the up-and-coming Nuggets 

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Terry Rozier suffered a sprained ankle in Saturday's loss to the Golden State Warriors.

Kyrie Irving responds to rumors that he threatened to have knee surgery if Cleveland did not trade him.

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The Boston Celtics were defeated by the Golden State Warriors Saturday night in front of a national TV audience 109-105. The game was a thrilling back and forth headlined by 37 points from Kyrie Irving and 49 points from Steph Curry.

Celtics guard Marcus Smart will be out for two weeks after lacerating his hand. In a series of tweets, Smart shared that he injured himself after hitting a picture frame at the team's hotel on Wednesday night. In more positive injury news, Celtics center Al Horford will make his way back to the lineup for Saturday night's game against the Golden State Warriors. Horford suffered a concussion during Tuesday night's game against the Lakers, but will be good to go for Saturday. The league announced a 5-step program which is designed to mend the relationships between players and referees.

Jared Weiss (@JaredWeissNBA) of the Celtics Wire joins Jonathan Levy and Matt Ignal to discuss the Celtics after they snapped their 4-game losing streak.

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Kyrie Irving reportedly threatened to sit out the season and have surgery on his knee.

Cleveland.com's Joe Vardon reports that Irving needs minor surgery on his knee as a follow up to the surgery he underwent after suffering a broken knee cap in the 2015 NBA Finals. It’s not major, but the procedure would ease some of the swelling and day-to-day pain he feels.

Plus, Irving to pair with -- you guessed it -- LeBron James, as the NBA All-Star teams were picked today.

And Marcus Smart has had a difficult past few days. Smart spent Wednesday afternoon in a Los Angeles hospital getting his hand stitched up after mysteriously cutting it at the team hotel.

After losing four straight games, the Celtics got back on the winning track against the Los Angeles Clippers. Celtics defense held the Clippers in check despite the absence of Al Horford and Marcus Smart. All-Star drama appears to be at a new high between Russell Westbrook and Damian Lillard. Players and refs will discuss their differences during the All-Star break and Tyronn Lue says changes are coming to Cavaliers lineup. 

It was a busy night for the Boston Celtics, as just before tip-off against the Los Angeles Clippers it was reported that Marcus Smart cut his hand and couldn't play and Al Horford was being held out as a precaution after a head hit the night before. On top of that, youngsters Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum will team up All-Star Weekend as members of Team America in the Rising Stars Challenge. Finally, the Celtics did finally snap a four-game losing streak with a win over the Clippers at Staples Center.

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The Celtics lost their 4th straight game Tuesday night, despite 33 points from All-Star guard Kyrie Irving. Newly fellow All-Star Al Horford recorded a double double with 13 points and 12 boards as the C's fell to the Lakers 108-107. Gordon Hayward continues to make strides with his rehab and could begin traveling with the team regularly in early March. Boston will face the Clippers in L.A. next at 10:30 Wednesday night.