BOSTON — Jaylen Brown is officially available and in as the Celtics face the Suns at 7:30 p.m. Friday at TD Garden. Brown was the lone player listed on the C’s injury report as he deals with right knee posterior impingement from the past few weeks.

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The Boston Celtics are back at TD Garden on Friday night looking to start a new win streak as they get set to host Kevin Durant and the Phoenix Suns.

For the second time in two weeks the Boston Celtics will take on the Phoenix Suns, this time at TD Garden in Boston on Friday, April 4.

It’s Friday, April 4, and the Phoenix Suns (35-41) and Boston Celtics (56-20) are all set to square off from TD Garden in Boston. The Suns are currently 12-26 on the road with a point differential of -2, while the Celtics have a 7-3 record in their last ten games at home. Boston won the only meeting versus Phoenix this season by 30 points.

The Phoenix Suns (35-41) will look to Devin Booker (ninth in NBA, 25.5 points per game) when they attempt to beat Jayson Tatum (fifth in league, 27) and the Boston Celtics (56-20) on Friday, April 4,

When the Celtics and Suns last faced off in Phoenix, Boston blasted the home squad 132-102. They meet again on Friday, this time at TD Garden, with Kevin Durant sidelined (ankle) and Mike Budenholzer's squad in must-win territory.

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Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics had their nine-game win streak disrupted in a 124-103 loss Wednesday night to the Miami Heat in the TD Garden. Boston was without Jrue Holiday (shoulder), Kristaps Porzingis (illness), and Al Horford (toe) in the contest. Brown led the short-handed Celtics with 24 points and nine rebounds on 50% shooting.

This story first appeared in Court Sense, a biweekly Celtics newsletter from Boston Globe Sports. Click here to join the fun. And Erik Spoelstra has some sort of deal with the devil that allows him to keep the Heat competitive in literally any circumstances.

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Celtics owner-in-waiting Bill Chisholm made his first appearance at TD Garden on Wednesday night since his group agreed to purchase the franchise last month. Chisholm sat courtside alongside team governor Wyc Grousbeck in the seats often occupied by co-owner Steve Pagliuca very close to the Celtics bench.