Romeo Langford (right adductor strain) ruled out for Saturday vs. Heat

Romeo Langford
SG, Boston Celtics

Romeo Langford's right adductor strain will keep him out of the Celtics-Heat matchup on Saturday.

The injuries are piling up for Langford, and his absence will not change things much for the Celtics' rotation anyway. With Gordon Hayward's status improving (ankle), the Celtics would likely try to cut Langford out of the rotation anyway. He'll now have time to let the adductor and his right wrist heal.

Source: Ira Winderman on Twitter

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September 18, 2020, 5:39 pm

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