Avery Bradley

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles Lakers guard Avery Bradley has decided to sit out the NBA’s upcoming resumption of the season in Florida.

He told ESPN on Tuesday night that he wants to remain with his wife and three children, including a 6-year-old son with a history of respiratory illnesses.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Memphis Grizzlies guard Avery Bradley will miss at least a week because of a bruised shin...

Avery Bradley says his feelings don’t matter, but you could tell those feelings were running deep Sunday night at the Garden.

Behind his stoic expression, anyone who’s been around him for any length of time could tell he was hurting — not only for his friend, Isaiah Thomas, but out of frustration as he searched for something he could do to ease the situation.

PHOENIX — Avery Bradley (first described as a hamstring strain, then listed as rest) and Al Horford (sprained right elbow) were not in uniform for yesterday’s game against the Suns, and Bradley advised that, at least in his case, all red flags should be lowered.

PHOENIX — Avery Bradley (first described as a hamstring strain, then listed as rest) and Al Horford (sprained right elbow) were not in uniform for yesterday’s game against the Suns, and Bradley advised that, at least in his case, all red flags should be lowered.

Avery Bradley’s first big shot since December — an open 3-pointer from the top of the circle — melted through the net like butter with 1:09 left last night.

Isaiah Thomas had reached the paint, got trapped again and saw Bradley at the top of the circle.

Avery Bradley made a welcome return to the parquet Monday night at the TD Garden, and the Celtics guard followed that up with another kind of sweet move — helping Dunkin’ Donuts launch the first Celtics donut.

Avery Bradley told himself, this was no way to play in a basketball game. The common sense in him said, there was no other way but to accept last night’s limited return to the floor after missing 22 of the previous 23 games because of a strained right Achilles.

Avery Bradley paused for a long moment yesterday when asked if his ongoing absence was easier to handle because of how well the Celtics have played over the last 18 games.

“They’ve been playing well,” Bradley said before his mates defeated the 76ers, 116-108, last night at the Garden.