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With a rash of injuries wiping out the superstar class of the NBA so early in the regular season, load management, style of play, and second guessing the length of training camp have become the center of NBA discussion. For…

Bill Sy of CelticsBlog analyzes how the Boston Celtics are balancing early-season wins and long-term player health through modern sports science. Facing a back-to-back in their fourth game of the season, Boston chose not to rest veterans, resulting in an overtime win over the Brooklyn Nets where Jayson Tatum scored 40 points in 42 minutes.
Sy highlights the team's meticulous minute management, noting head coach Joe Mazzulla's reliance on depth players like Baylor Scheierman and Hugo Gonzalez to preserve stars. The article points out that Boston's medical staff previously proved its strict approach by holding Tatum out of a Game 7 against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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