BOSTON — Al Horford was one of the first Celtic players to rush over to Jayson Tatum after the All-Star was taken down by a Kentavious Caldwell-Pope flagrant foul in Game 1. He bumped one Magic player upon arriving on the scene as Tatum dealt with the aftermath of landing on his right wrist.

Caldwell-Pope was called for a flagrant foul after an official’s review of the play in the fourth quarter. Tatum landed hard on his right wrist as a result of the play. He remained in the game despite lying on the floor flexing his wrist for a little bit after the contact from KCP. The C’s ended up winning 103-86.

Jayson Tatum’s status for Wednesday’s Celtics playoff game is in question after his hard fall late in Game 1. Tatum landed on his right wrist after being fouled by Orlando Magic guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope during the fourth quarter of Saturday’s first-round series opener.