The Philadelphia 76ers face the Boston Celtics in Game 7 of a first-round NBA playoff series. See when the Sixers play next.

Jayson Tatum will be available Saturday for Game 7 against the 76ers, Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla confirmed. “He’ll play,” Mazzulla said Friday in a conference call with reporters. Hours later, the Celtics announced they had “no injuries to report” ahead of their winner-take-all matchup at TD Garden.

The Sixers' injury report is clean for Game 7, but the Celtics have a major question mark on their hands. The Sixers are heading into a pivotal win-or-go-home Game 7 against the Boston Celtics on Saturday with no notable injuries to report, just as we all expected a week ago.

Given the injury Tatum suffered last May, he might be hypersensitive to anything that feels abnormal, even mild discomfort he hardly would have noticed before his Achilles rupture.

Jayson Tatum said he felt stiffness in his left leg during Game 6, causing him to be pulled with four minutes left in the third quarter.

Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla spoke to the media on a conference call and didn't sound concerned about Jayson Tatum's stiffness in Game 6.