Jaylen Brown officially is on the mend.
The Boston Celtics guard underwent successful surgery Wednesday on his left wrist, according to the team. Brown will miss the remainder of season due to the injury.
"Celtics guard Jaylen Brown yesterday underwent successful scapholunate reconstruction surgery. He is expected to return to basketball activities in approximately three months."
Here's a post-op photo of Brown:
By the way, Brown's surgery is the same procedure that ended Romeo Langford's rookie season and forced the Celtics youngster to miss a large chunk of his sophomore campaign.
As for the rest of the Celtics, they have two games left in their regular season before facing the Charlotte Hornets in the Eastern Conference play-in tournament.
