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The Celtics officially converted Devin Carter to a two-way deal. While the team is excited that Carter is sticking around, he won’t be suiting up for a little while. Carter has mononucleosis, according to multiple reports Sunday. That explains the…

The Boston Celtics officially converted guard Devin Carter to a two-way deal, but he has been diagnosed with mononucleosis. Carter has been sidelined since the preseason opener due to the illness, and reports indicate he could miss several weeks with no firm return timeline set.
Carter impressed in his preseason debut, scoring 17 points against Cleveland. Boston coach Joe Mazzulla praised Carter's ceiling and defensive potential as the Celtics added him to their final two-way roster slot alongside Dillon Mitchell and Amari Williams.
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