Celtics vs. Knicks Game 3: Key Updates and Jayson Tatum's Wrist Injury

The Celtics got off to a fast start in Game 3, building a double-digit first-half advantage. However, the Knicks are known for their resilience, having come back from significant deficits in the previous games. The Knicks' strong performance has been led by Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns, who are both healthy and playing well. The Celtics need Tatum to return to his usual level of performance if they want to turn the series around. His struggles from the field are a major concern, and the team needs to find ways to get him easier looks or adjust their offensive strategy to compensate. The Celtics' three-point shooting, which was a major factor in their Game 1 loss where they missed a playoff-record 45 three-pointers, needs to improve significantly. The Knicks are focused on containing the Celtics' perimeter game and capitalizing on second-chance opportunities.

Yes, Kristaps Porzingis is available for Game 3, but his minutes may be limited due to his recent illness.

Jayson Tatum is playing with a bone bruise on his shooting wrist, which may be affecting his performance.

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