Romeo Langford was the lone Celtics rookie who did not participate in the 2019 Summer League after undergoing surgery to repair the torn ligament in his right thumb.
He said his hand was "basically" back to normal at the start of August. Although the Celtics haven't specified precisely when he got back in action, it couldn't have been too much longer after his update, based on Brad Stevens' remarks on Monday. According to the Celtics head coach, Langford has been "fine for about a month."
Tacko Fall's knee will be re-evaluated this week. He'd previously sprained it. Stevens said he twisted it during 1-on-1 or 2-on-2 work. The Celtics expect he'll be good to go at the start of camp.
Jayson Tatum sprained his ankle while with Team USA and did not return after the win against Turkey on September 3. Stevens said "he's fine."
"He's ready to go, I think, from what I've been told," Stevens continued. "I don't know if he'll do anything 5-on-5 this week, but we anticipate no issues when camp starts this week."
As of now, the Celtics expect everyone will be ready for the start of camp.
