Springfield Holyoke, MA, October 26, 2026 —

The Boston Celtics’ injury report for Monday’s game against the Chicago Bulls lists two-way guard Devin Carter as out because of mononucleosis. No other players appear on the report, according to the information provided.

The report identifies Carter’s status and the stated reason for his absence, but provides no further details about when he was diagnosed, how long he may be unavailable, or when his status could be updated. It also does not specify the game’s date or venue.

Carter is identified as a two-way guard. The information does not provide additional details about his role with the team or his recent playing time, so no further account of his expected impact on Monday’s matchup is available.

The report’s listing of no other players means no additional Celtics were included on the injury report described in the summary. It does not provide information about the Bulls’ player availability, the teams’ preparations, or any other circumstances surrounding the game.

The update is limited to Carter’s listed status and the reason given for it. No recovery timetable, treatment details, or subsequent changes to the report were provided. The available information therefore does not establish whether Carter could return for a later game.


Story summarized from the original created by Souichi Terada on www.masslive.com, see more information here.

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