The Boston Celtics managed to take a 2-0 series lead over the Orlando Magic despite missing Jayson Tatum due to a wrist injury. Heading into Game 3, they might be dealing with more injuries, with Jrue Holiday and Jaylen Brown both questionable.

Brown missed the Celtics’ final three regular-season games and eight of their last 16, but he was full-go in their first two playoff games. On Wednesday, he racked up 36 points, 10 rebounds and five assists to power Boston to a 2-0 series lead while injured co-star Jayson Tatum watched from the bench.

That got veteran Boston big man Al Horford angry, and the Florida alum had some words for Orlando postgame. The animus carried over into Game 2 when KCP appeared to intentionally trip Horford in the second half, sparking a near-fight between the two East ball clubs.