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With two games left in the regular season, Boston is finally deciding to fully rest their core six stars. It will be a completely new starting unit, with everyone available playing big minutes.

Brown and Springer have been upgraded from probable to available, with the former occupying his usual place in the starting lineup. The Celtics are without Jayson Tatum (knee), so Brown can fill that void. As for Springer, his return will not impact fantasy basketball.

Springer has missed the team’s last five games, but there is a chance that he returns on Sunday. However, his availability will not impact fantasy basketball.

Springer’s continued absence will not have an impact on fantasy basketball, with this being his fifth straight game on the sidelines.

Springer’s absence won’t impact the team’s rotation, but Brown’s return will push Al Horford back to the bench. Boston will be at full strength for this game, which will limit the fantasy impact of both Horford and Payton Pritchard.

Springer has missed Boston’s last three games, but his absence has not impacted the team’s rotation or fantasy basketball. That would remain the case on Wednesday if he isn’t cleared to play.

The Celtics mistakenly upgraded Springer to available on the initial update to the injury report. His continued absence will not impact fantasy basketball, as he has not been guaranteed rotation minutes when healthy.

Springer is available after a two-game absence and will likely slide into the back end of the Celtics rotation. That isn’t enough to make him a viable fantasy option, as Derrick White, Jrue Holiday, and Payton Pritchard are also available.

Springer has missed Boston’s last two games, and his absence has not impacted fantasy basketball. With the Celtics having clinched home-court advantage, there could be additional minutes available to him for the remainder of the regular season. But that is not enough to make him a reliable streamer.

Their individual absences won’t have any impact on the team’s rotation, but they were the only players on the injury report, which means that Boston should be at full strength this weekend.