Jaylen Brown's Stats, Metrics, Game Logs, Projections & Rankings

Boston Celtics guard/forward Jaylen Brown (illness) will be in the lineup on Monday against Miami. He's back in action after missing Sunday's tilt against Cleveland with an illness. Brown was also in danger of missing Monday's game, as the team considered him questionable for the clash, but he has been upgraded to available. The reigning Finals MVP has been fairly inconsistent this month, but he should get plenty of shots up on Monday, with Boston missing many of its regulars.

Boston Celtics guard/forward Jaylen Brown (illness) is dealing with a non-COVID illness, which has landed him on the injury report as questionable to face the Miami Heat. He was unable to play in their last game against the Cleveland Cavaliers as well, so the team will likely wait for warm-ups to see if he can give it a go. If he can't suit up, with Jayson Tatum (knee) and Derrick White (foot) questionable as well, Sam Hauser and Drew Peterson will likely step up again and receive some added playing time, especially with Jrue Holiday (knee) already ruled out. Hauser played 36 minutes in their last game and finished with 13 points, five rebounds, two assists, and three steals before fouling out.

Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown (hip) is active for Tuesday night's game against the Atlanta Hawks and won't have any restrictions, per Celtics' coach Joe Mazzulla. Brown missed four games due to the hip issue but was able to play on Sunday against Milwaukee and is good to go for Boston's first game of the in-season tournament. Brown is a must-start in all fantasy formats. While there is a chance this game ends in a blowout with the Hawks missing Trae Young, fantasy managers may not need to worry as much about Brown sitting out minutes to end the game. With the NBA Cup tiebreakers focused on margin of victory, Boston pushed leads last season and could be expected to do the same this year. Ensure Brown is in your starting lineups prior to the 7:10 PM ET tip-off.