Celtics' Irving out (hip strain) against Cavaliers

Celtics All-Star guard Kyrie Irving, who's dealing with a left hip strain, will miss Tuesday's game against his former team, the Cavaliers.

Baynes (foot) will be re-evaluated in a week but is expected to remain out through the All-Star break, Brian Robb of 98.5 The Sports Hub in Boston reports.

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Baynes is out for Sunday's game against the Thunder due to a bruised left foot.

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Stevens calls Smart and Baynes the Splash Brothers of Boston

Boston Celtics head coach Brad Stevens calls Aron Baynes and Marcus Smart the Splash Brothers of Boston. Marcus says they are "nowhere near that" and Baynes says that he's heard about it, but never referring to himself.

Celtics' Irving, Horford sit out rout of Cavaliers

The Celtics were without starters Kyrie Irving (flu-like symptoms) and Al Horford (rest), but it didn't matter as they sailed past the Cavaliers on Wednesday night.

Baynes puts up two huge blocks against Heat

Aron Baynes blocks the first dunk attempt Bam Adebayo then follows up with another massive block against Derrick Jones Jr.

Brown throws down the hammer

Aron Baynes blocks the shot on one end leading to a transition dunk by Jaylen Brown on the other.

Horford probable to return after 7-game absence

Celtics center Al Horford, who has missed the last seven games with patellofemoral pain syndrome in his left knee, is probable to return vs. the Hornets on Sunday.

Celts' Baynes out 4-6 weeks with broken hand

Already without Al Horford, the Celtics announced that center Aron Baynes will miss 4-6 weeks after having surgery to repair a fractured fourth metacarpal in his left hand.

Jayson Tatum's very merry shopping spree

We took Boston swingman Jayson Tatum on a fast break through the mall to find presents for teammates and loved ones on Christmas Day. (Boy, is he about to make Brad Stevens one happy coach.)

Celtics' Baynes out indefinitely with broken hand

Celtics center Aron Baynes is out indefinitely after fracturing the fourth metacarpal in his left hand, another blow to Boston's depth in the middle as Al Horford continues to recover from patellar tendinitis in his left knee.

Kyrie gives it to Baynes for the dunk

Kyrie Irving drives towards the basket and tosses a pass back to Aron Baynes, who finishes with a one-handed dunk.