A recent MRI on Bradley’s strained right hamstring came back negative, but the Celtics still aren’t expecting him back for their first-round series with the Hawks, Scott Souza of the Providence Journal reports.

While it doesn’t appear the hamstring injury Bradley suffered in Game 1 is as bad as the Celtics initially feared, the 25-year-old still needs some time off to recuperate from the injury. Marcus Smart ended up starting at shooting guard in Bradley’s place in Game 2 and went 1-for-11 from the field, which may prompt coach Brad Stevens to shake up his lineup again as the series shifts to Boston for Game 3 on Friday. In addition to Smart, Evan Turner, Terry Rozier, and R.J. Hunter will be asked to take on more minutes in Bradley’s stead.