After looking like a shell of his once all star self, Kristaps Porzingis finally has a diagnosis for his sickness that hampered him since March.

The Celtics' big man had dealt with an illness during the regular season, so it seemed that it lingered with him. It clearly impacted Porzingis while on the court, and he simply couldn't provide Boston with the production that the team needed. After Game 6, Porzingis addressed the illness, admitting that he wasn't even sure he knew what it was.

Boston president Brad Stevens spoke about Porzingis and the big man’s illness at his end-of-season media availability Monday. He offered up an optimistic view where resting up should help Porzingis get over the illness. Stevens added Porzingis’ issues came “out of the blue” as he wasn’t 100% against New York.