How is it for veteran Boston Celtics guard Jrue Holiday playing with an injured finger? The UCLA alum has been taking the court for the Celtics with a rare injury that is called 'mallet finger,' a malady related to a torn tendon and sometimes a broken bone at the tip of a finger that can take a while to heal and cause a fair amount of pain.

Jrue Holiday notched his personal single-game high in points as a Celtic against the Heat on Friday. Read more on Boston.com.

With Friday’s win over the Miami Heat, parlayed with an Atlanta loss, the Boston Celtics are headed to the postseason for the 11th consecutive year—the longest active streak in the NBA, and it’s only fitting Jrue Holiday led them there.

There's a chance the Boston Celtics could be back at full strength when the Portland Trail Blazers come to town Wednesday night.

BOSTON — Jrue Holiday got plenty of requests from those around him for a new celebration idea: put up his pinky to his lips just like Dr. Evil. So that’s what he did in his first game back as the Celtics downed his hometown Lakers on Saturday at TD Garden.

The Boston Celtics guard could return to the rotation against the Portland Trail Blazers after missing the last few games with injury