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Baylor Scheierman Explains How He Fractured His Thumb and Why He's Playing Through It

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Scheierman revealed he fractured his left thumb after colliding with Egor Demin in the second quarter but still played the rest of the game.
Despite the fracture, Scheierman said he felt ready to continue and planned to play through the injury.
Coach Joe Mazzulla praised Scheierman for his defense and rebounding, noting his impact on Boston’s transition game.
Scheierman has started nine of his last ten games, contributing to the Celtics’ recent defensive rebounding improvements.
The injury status remains uncertain; Scheierman will continue to evaluate the thumb as he plays through pain.
Boston currently sits near the top of defensive rebounding rankings, providing upside for Scheierman’s value.
Scheierman credits his ability to crash the boards both inside and on the perimeter for the team’s transition game.
The report indicates Scheierman’s injury could affect future playing time, though a long-term absence isn’t confirmed.
The piece is authored by John Karalis, a veteran Celtics reporter and host of Locked On Celtics, with prior experience at MassLive and Boston Sports Journal.
The Celtics lead or contend near the top in rebounding, reinforcing Scheierman’s role on a improving team.

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