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Luka Garza has been upgraded to probable for the Celtics’ game against the Pistons on Sunday after initially being listed as questionable due to a concussion. Suffering the injury in the season opener against the 76ers, Garza’s availability provides Boston with an additional post presence. While his potential return stabilizes the Celtics’ rotation, his fantasy value remains limited, making him a risky addition for Sunday’s busy slate.

Luka Garza is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Pistons due to a concussion. Coach Joe Mazzulla initially offered no timetable for Garza’s return, but his status has improved slightly, indicating a possible return soon. Garza is expected to contribute to the Celtics’ reserve center rotation once cleared to play.

Boston Celtics’ coach Joe Mazzulla announced that Luca Garza is sidelined indefinitely due to a concussion sustained during Wednesday’s game. Garza’s absence, though expected to be brief, opens up opportunities for Neemias Queta, Chris Boucher, and Xavier Tillman to fill the void in the center position. Upon his return, Garza is anticipated to gradually regain minimal playing time from the trio.

Luka Garza will miss the remainder of Wednesday’s game against the 76ers due to a concussion sustained in the first half. Before exiting, Garza went scoreless on 0-of-2 shooting, adding one rebound and a blocked shot. In his absence, Neemias Queta and Xavier Tillman Sr. are expected to see increased playing time, with Queta stepping into the starting lineup for the Celtics.