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Jordan Walsh has been cleared to play against the Pacers on Friday after being listed as probable due to illness. His return is expected to shift Josh Minott back to a bench role. While Minott started in Walsh’s absence and performed adequately, his move to the reserve is likely to diminish his fantasy value moving forward.

Jordan Walsh will sit out the Boston Celtics’ game against the Indiana Pacers due to an illness, the team confirmed via their official channel. Walsh played limited minutes in Saturday’s game against Toronto, and his absence may provide Hugo González with an opportunity for increased playing time. The Celtics will look to adjust their rotation to accommodate for the shortfall.

Jordan Walsh’s performance against the Wizards is turning heads, as he logged seven points, seven rebounds, two steals, and an assist in a significant 24-minute showing. Once sidelined in Boston’s lineup, Walsh appears to be carving out a role, significantly contributing during crucial game moments. Head coach Joe Mazzulla’s praise suggests Walsh may see increased playing time, potentially reducing minutes for Hugo Gonzalez and Baylor Scheierman.

Celtics’ Jordan Walsh is doubtful to return to Wednesday’s preseason game against the Grizzlies due to left adductor tightness. After logging eight minutes in the first half, delivering two points, three rebounds, and an assist, the team decided to exercise caution. With this being an exhibition match, Walsh’s return is unlikely as the Celtics prioritize his health ahead of the regular season.