Boston Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis was removed early from Friday’s NBA In-Season Tournament loss to the Orlando Magic with an injury that will require some more rest.

Pulled after 22 minutes on the floor, it was revealed that Porzingis suffered a left calf injury, prompting an MRI on Saturday along with a cautionary decision. Boston announced that Porzingis will be sidelined for Sunday’s game with the Atlanta Hawks while guard Jrue Holiday — who didn’t play on Saturday — remained questionable with a right ankle sprain.

That marks the second game Porzingis will miss with 16 already in the books.

After being evaluated on Saturday, Porzingis took to Instagram to share a brief, but encouraging update regarding the injury.

“Good news this morning. Be back very soon,” Porzingis posted.

The 7-foot-3 veteran has been a vital part in helping establish Boston’s early season success and identity. Offensively, Porzingis has been the dominant, versatile force that made Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens part ways with Marcus Smart. The on-floor chemistry with Jaylen Brown has been eye-popping and the scoring efficiency cannot be undervalued; Porzing is shooting a career-best 54.7% from the field.

Nevertheless, the Celtics will need to weather the storm in order to jump back into the win column in Atlanta.