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Justin Quinn

Jayson Tatum says his own knee soreness a thing to ‘maintain and keep an eye on,’ but ‘nothing extremely to worry about’

While much of the news surrounding the unfortunate injury news that Boston Celtics starting center Robert Williams III will miss an undisclosed amount of time due to a meniscus tear, it should not go unnoticed that the Celtics star forwards Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum have both been dealing with knee soreness of their own, the latter even icing his knees instead of spending his usual time on an exercise bike mid-game on breaks from play.

Asked about that knee icing, Tatum replied that his leg is “feeling better” than it had been heading into the game on Sunday evening.

“It’s still something that we have got to maintain and keep an eye on on a day-to-day basis,” added the St. Louis native. “But, nothing extremely to worry about.”

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