Jrue Holiday won't be available for the Celtics in Game 4 against the Magic as he recovers from a hamstring strain.

Their backcourt pairing is about balance. They are tenacious competitors who also have the humility to step back and play their roles. Their games are built on defense, smarts, and hustle, but they are capable of making opponents pay on the offensive end.

Holiday played in 36 minutes in the Game 2 victory, finishing with 11 points, four rebounds and six assists. He actually looked spry as he showed that by rising for a rare dunk in Game 2. The C’s starter also changed the complexion of Game 1 when he put together a great stretch in the third quarter.