BOSTON -- Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens said he will explore possible rotation changes after his team stumbled into the All-Star break playing maybe its worst basketball of the season.
For the second time in as many outings, the Celtics allowed a season high in points during Wednesday's 129-119 loss to the LA Clippers. Boston, which got steamrolled by the rival Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday, has now lost three straight, four of its last five, and nine of its last 15 overall.
After spending much of the season atop the Eastern Conference, the Celtics find themselves two games back of the Toronto Raptors at the All-Star break.