Romeo Langford Injury: Celtics Rookie Practiced Sunday, Feels Better

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Aug 16, 2020

It was looking like the Boston Celtics would be without one of their promising rookies, Romeo Langford, for some time after coach Brad Stevens on Saturday revealed to media that Langford has torn ligaments in his right wrist that could potentially require a procedure and keep him sidelined through the NBA Playoffs.

But as it turns out, surgery might not be needed immediately after all.

Langford on Sunday practiced with the Celtics, and Stevens told reporters via his video conference call that the Indiana product felt much better going through the workout than the day before.

Stevens was unsure whether or not Langford will be active Monday when Boston takes on the Philadelphia 76ers in Game 1 of the teams’ first-round series. Still, with Langford practicing through this injury and feeling good, it sounds like he possibly could be available in the upcoming series.

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