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Isaiah Thomas to Miss Next Two Games

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The Boston Celtics will be without their all-star point guard Isaiah Thomas for the next two games, CBSSports.com reports.

Thomas suffered a bone bruise in his right knee during Boston’s 117-104 win over Minnesota last night.

The Celtics are currently trying to secure the second spot in the Eastern conference. They hold a 1.5 game lead on Washington and a 3.5 game lead on Toronto. Losing Thomas for the weekend might make things a little difficult for the C’s, but with Brooklyn and Philadelphia on the schedule, they might be able to win both of those games without their leading scorer.

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Eric Peterson

theleadsm.com's Content Director and Bucks Lead Twitter Manager. Lifelong sports enthusiast and Wisconsin sports diehard.

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