Celtics at Magic: Boston Begins Three-Game Road Trip with NBA Cup Game
The Boston Celtics start a three-game road trip on Friday night with the first of two consecutive games against the Orlando Magic. The game tips off at 7 p.m. at the Kia Center in Orlando.
Game Details and Context
- This match is an NBA Cup Group B game, while Sunday's matchup is not.
- The Celtics recently defeated Washington 136-107 but have lost two of their last three games.
- Orlando has struggled, losing five of its last seven games, including a recent defeat to Atlanta on Tuesday.
Player Availability
- Xavier Tillman will miss Friday's game for personal reasons.
- Orlando's Moritz Wagner will also be sidelined due to a knee injury.
Recent Performance Summary
- Over/Under record for the Celtics in the last 10 games: 4-6
- Celtics’ season record stands at 3-5
- Orlando’s recent over/under is 4-4, with a last 10 games record of 3-7
"Friday’s game is an NBA Cup Group B game, while Sunday’s contest is not."
"Xavier Tillman will be out for the Celtics on Friday for personal reasons, and Orlando’s Moritz Wagner (knee) will also be unavailable."
Summary: The Celtics aim to build momentum on their road trip despite recent mixed results, facing Orlando without two key players.
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