Jayson Tatum could receive his first night off of the season on Wednesday.
The Celtics listed Tatum (rest) and Pritchard (right shoulder contusion) as questionable for their game against the Milwaukee Bucks at TD Garden.
Boston worked in rest days for Mitchell Robinson and Paul George earlier this week, sitting the former against Orlando on Sunday and the latter against Houston on Monday.
Tatum has started each of the first seven games in his first full season since his Achilles surgery, averaging 27.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 7.9 assists while generating free-throw attempts at the highest rate of his career. As of Tuesday, only Luka Doncic had taken more foul shots than Tatum’s 69, and only three players had tallied more total assists than the Celtics star.
Before Monday’s loss to the Rockets, Tatum was recognized as the Eastern Conference Player of the Week.
Pritchard has been productive but inconsistent as Boston’s sixth man this season. After putting up 28 and 30 points in wins over Chicago last week, the veteran guard shot 3-for-11 against the Magic and 0-for-7 against the Rockets, missing all 12 of his 3-point attempts across the two games.
Two-way guard Devin Carter (illness) was ruled out for Wednesday’s game. He has yet to suit up this season.
Robinson was not listed on Boston’s injury report after missing a portion of Monday’s loss with a sprained thumb.