Even with four-time All-NBA power forward Jayson Tatum a late scratch due to illness, the Boston Celtics had their chances to beat the injury-plagued Orlando Magic on Monday night. Read More: Boston Head Coach Joe Mazzulla Reveals Details About Jayson Tatum's Surprise Illness Instead,

Celtics star Jaylen Brown said his squad took a risk on Christmas Day with 76ers forward Caleb Martin, and it didn't pay off.

For the curious among us, the Georgia native recently took some time on a recent video put together by the folks behind the "Men's Health" YouTube channel to talk it over. Bringing us into his kitchen to give us a bird's eye view of his daily caloric preparation process,

Jaylen Brown scored 35 points on Monday, but the Jayson-Tatum-less Celtics dropped a surprising loss to a short-handed but hard-nosed Magic team, falling 108-104. Here are the takeaways. Where should we even start trying to explain how the game ended?

Celtics forward Jaylen Brown took issue with back-to-back technical fouls called on coach Joe Mazzulla and himself late in the fourth quarter of Boston’s 117-108 loss to the Chicago Bulls.

Tristan da Silva scored a team-high 18 points and the Orlando Magic overcame a 15-point halftime deficit to beat the visiting Boston Celtics 108-104 on Monday.

Dallas, TX - 6/12/24 - Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum, left, and guard Jaylen Brown hug after winning Game 3 of the NBA Finals. The Dallas Mavericks hosted the Boston Celtics at American Airlines Center on Wednesday, June 12, 2024. (Photo by Danielle Parhizkaran/The Boston Globe via Getty) Boston Globe via Getty Images

Say the Boston Celtics lost to an Orlando Magic team with no players on it. It was… (choose one response) …a statistical fluke! …pathetic! …deeply concerning and justification for widespread alarm — light the lantern in Old North Church!