Jayson Tatum was scratched from the Celtics’ lineup minutes before Boston tipped off in it’s loss against the Magic on Monday night. Tatum, who was ruled out with a non-COVID illness, told reporters that he tried to play through the sickness but was ...

Magic: Orlando was outplayed in the first half for a second straight game while playing without Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner and Mo Wagner, but still found a way to win.

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During a recent episode of the "'How Bout Them Celtics ?" podcast, hosts Jack Simone and Sam LaFrance discussed Tatum's performance and what led to his scoring explosion as the Celtics looked to bounce back from an earlier loss to Billy Donovan's team.

Jayson Tatum did not suit up against the Orlando Magic on Monday night after being a late scratch just minutes before the opening tip. The Celtics added the All-Star forward to the team’s injury report just 12 minutes gametime, listing him as questionable due to a non-COVID illness.

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The Boston Celtics have been on a skid recently, losing three of their last four games. The past two could have been won, especially Monday’s game against the Orlando Magic, where the C’s were missing their main superstar, Jayson Tatum. Recently, Tatum revealed in a press conference what had happened to him.

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During the latest episode of the Celtics Chronicle podcast, hosts Adam Taylor and Billy Calabrese broke down the Celtics struggles. They discussed Boston's lack of true creators and why the team is so much better with Tatum in the rotation. They also gave credit to the Magic, who continue to find ways to win despite being riddled with injuries.

The Magic rallied from a 15-point halftime deficit to beat the Celtics, who were missing Jayson Tatum because of an illness.