Is it officially time to be worried about veteran Boston Celtics guard Jrue Holiday yet? The UCLA alum has not been having an especially great stretch of play in recent weeks when he has been on the floor.

It had been a while since the last vintage Jrue Holiday run, one filled with a nonstop flurry of winning plays, but he whipped one together early Sunday afternoon. Over the first six minutes of the Boston Celtics’ 118-105 win,

Boston Celtics guard Jrue Holiday will be available for a meeting with the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday night after missing the past four games due to a shoulder injury.

Celtics guard Jrue Holiday will be available for Thursday's meeting with the 76ers after missing the past four games due to a shoulder injury.

Jrue Holiday sat a stretch of games before the All-Star break, giving him an extended period to rest his lingering shoulder injury.

While the majority of Boston's core is healthy as things stand, their star guard and impact player from last season, Jrue Holiday, has struggled to stay on the court this season. Holiday has had a lingering shoulder issue,

Holiday (shoulder) will be available for Thursday's game against the 76ers, Taylor Snow of the Celtics' official site reports. Holiday missed Boston's final four games before the All-Star break, but he's no longer showing up on the official injury report.

Was the trade that brought veteran guard Jrue Holiday to the Boston Celtics one of the NBA's most impactful of the last decade? If you happen to be of the same mind as Bleacher Report league analyst Eric Pincus,

Josh Hart and the New York Knicks got blown out by the Boston Celtics, 118-105, on Sunday and two plays by the guard had fans on social media fuming. In case you missed it, Hart had two very bad flops during the loss.

Brown’s message didn’t come across as a challenge. It sounded more like encouragement, the words of a caring teammate looking to empower one of his brothers.

The Boston Celtics are trying to be the first team in about a decade to repeat as NBA champions. After winning the title last year, they felt extremely confident that they were able to do so. Boston decided not to make any moves at the trade deadline to help improve their roster.

While the majority of Boston's core is healthy as things stand, their star guard and impact player from last season, Jrue Holiday, has struggled to stay on the court this season. Holiday has had a lingering shoulder issue,