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BOSTON — Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens says he doesn't anticipate All-Star Jaylen Brown missing a significant amount of time after suffering a broken bone in his face. Stevens says Brown, who was diagnosed with a maxillary fracture after he took an inadvertent elbow from Jayson Tatum while going for a rebound during their win earlier this week over the Philadelphia 76ers, has been fitted with a mask. He's sitting Friday night when Boston hosts Charlotte and will be evaluated over the next few days which will determine how long he will be sidelined.
