The Boston Celtics are set to take on the Toronto Raptors in their 14th game of the young season on Saturday. The Celtics sit with a 10-3 record and will look t

Charles Lee won a championship as the lead assistant on Joe Mazzulla's staff with the Boston Celtics last season. When Lee left to become the coach of the Charlotte Hornets, Mazzulla informed Lee that he was now the "enemy" and shouldn't expect to chat like they did when they were on the same side.

On Saturday evening, the Boston Celtics will host the Toronto Raptors. For the game, they have announced their injury report. Via The Boston Celtics on Friday: "Injury Report for tomorrow vs. Toronto: Jrue Holiday (left knee tendinopathy) - QUESTIONABLE Kristaps Porzingis (left posterior tibialis tendon surgery rehabilitation) - OUT Jaden Springer (left knee tendinopathy) - QUESTIONABLE" Holiday is averaging 12.

At 2-11, the Raptors have the worst record in the NBA. Center Jakob Poeltl ranks seventh in the league with a team-leading 11.1 rebounds per game. Shooting guard RJ Barrett has the ninth-most turnovers in the league (3.6).

Now, at the star of the current season, the Celtics are meeting with considerably more resistance than they did throughout the entirety of their last campaign. What is behind this

The Boston Celtics are moving closer to getting Kristaps Porzingis back in their rotation. The veteran All-Star has missed the opening months of the season as he continues to recover from offseason surgery.

Coach Joe Mazzulla said Porzingis has been doing some full-court one-on-five work with assistant coaches. Point guard Jrue Holiday worked on defensive drills with Porzingis during Friday’s practice, and it provided a reminder of what Porzingis will provide when he returns.

"Just got hit just like a contusion. Nothing too serious but it’s a bit stiff." The post Celtics’ Kristaps Porzingis downplays severity of knee injury appeared first on Boston.com.