As long as Jaylen Brown is good to go (which seems likely, listed as probable on today's injury report), the revenge angle for the Celtics is worth strong consideration at TD Garden. Last Monday, Boston was caught flat at Indy, when it also played without the high-scoring Brown and lost a 98-96 squeaker vs. the Pacers, who were on a brief (and rare) uptick at that moment, winning their third straight for the first time this season. The Pacers, however, remain shorthanded, and have lost three of four since, including a lopsided 43-point beating administered by the Pistons on Saturday. The last time Brown was available vs. Indiana was December 26 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, when he scored 30 and the Celtics rolled, 140-122. Play Celtics

DraftKings. I’m on Luka Garza again tonight, as this reads as a plus matchup. Garza is over this line in 17/23 games this season when playing at least 14 minutes, including 2/3 against the Pacers. His minutes have waned a bit over the last two games, but that was a product of foul trouble and gamescript. The big man gets a fantastic matchup against the Pacers, a bottom six team against all of Garza’s main scoring types.