Boston Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis showcased his resilience and determination on Sunday night as he battled through a potential injury during the team's victory over the Dallas Mavericks in Game 2 of the 2024 NBA Finals. The 7'2" Latvian big man suffered a scare in the fourth quarter when he appeared to injure his right leg, raising concerns among Celtics fans.

Porzingis, who had previously missed over a month of action due to a strain in his right calf, was seen stretching out his calf on the bench. Despite the worry, Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla expressed "zero concern" about Porzingis' status moving forward, reassuring reporters after the game.

In a postgame media session, Porzingis reassured the press by stating, "I'll be good... I'll die out there," displaying his unwavering commitment to the team and the NBA Finals. The Celtics' center played 23 minutes and contributed 12 points, four rebounds, two blocks, and an assist to the team's victory, securing their 2-0 series lead.

Porzingis briefly exited the game to head to the locker room, but fortunately, it seems that he and the Celtics managed to avoid any serious injury. The 2024 NBA Finals will now move to the American Airlines Center for Game 3 on Wednesday night at 8:30 p.m. ET.

With his undeniable presence on the court and his warrior mentality, Porzingis has become an indispensable asset for the Celtics in their pursuit of the championship. Despite the potential setback, the team remains optimistic about his condition, with Porzingis himself expressing confidence that the injury is not serious.

As the series continues, fans and teammates alike will be eagerly watching Porzingis' performance, hoping that his tenacity and determination will lead the Celtics to further success in the NBA Finals.