From Chris Forsberg of ESPN Boston on Twitter: "Doc [Rivers] said Baby had headaches last night, but none today. Getting more tests tonight, expected to be a gametime decision for Game 6." So still no word for sure on whether he'll be able to play yet. -- After receiving an elbow to the mouth by Dwight Howard, Glen Davis suffered a concussion and had to leave Game 4 in the third quarter. He spoke briefly with reporters after the game and said he'll play in Game 5 on Friday. "Point blank, I ain't speaking. I'm all right. I'll be back next game," Davis told the Boston Herald. "That's all you need to print." Shelden Williams will be moved up into the rotation if Davis can't play in Game 5. "I don't know what kind of test they're going to do with Davis because he's a little delirious half the time anyway, so I don't know how he's going to pass a test," head coach Doc Rivers said with a laugh. "I'm worried about that. But I guess he's going to have to do something for them to clear him." Without Davis, and possibly Rasheed Wallace, who suffered through back spasms at the end of Game 5, the Celtics could have a depleted frontline in Game 6. Chris Forsberg of ESPN Boston wrote after the game Wednesday night that he'd be surprised if Davis is available for Friday's Game 6: "Davis is likely going to have to pass a battery of tests before they'll allow him back on the floor. It'd be a surprise, if he was available Friday, but we'll find out more from Rivers Thursday afternoon." Source: Twitter
