Speaking to the media after the team's recent win over the Los Angeles Clippers, the Georgia native gushed about how he was able to set up an alley-oop to his favorite partner in crime. "As soon as I broke the line of the defense, I knew I was going to have Kristaps," said Brown. "Cookies and Cream is back, baby! Let’s get it!"

It's no coincidence that the Boston Celtics had their most impressive win of the season on the night of Kristaps Porzingis's return.

The Celtics blew out the Clippers 126-94 on Monday night in Kristaps Porzingis’ much-anticipated season debut.

KP is back with Boston, helping the Celtics demolish their opponents in a way they can only when he is playing with them at full health.

The Celtics got Kristaps Porzingis back in the lineup and put together a dominant 126-94 victory over the Clippers on Monday.

BOSTON -- Kristaps Porzingis is returning to the court for the Boston Celtics. The big man will make his season debut Monday night when the Celtics host the L.A. Clippers at TD Garden, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.

Kristaps Porzingis made his season debut on Monday, Nov. 25, against the Los Angeles Clippers. The All-Star center has spent the past five months rehabbing from surgery. Despite his lengthy absence from basketball activities,

The Celtics announced on July 25 that Kristaps Porzingis would undergo surgery to repair the rare leg injury he suffered during the NBA Finals. Exactly five months later, he’s back. Porzingis will make his season debut Monday night against the Los Angeles Clippers at TD Garden, according to a report from ESPN’s Shams Charania.

The nine-year veteran was in the starting lineup and quickly tried to make an impact, scoring Boston's first basket and shooting four 3-pointers within the first four minutes of the game. In t he Celtics' 126–94 win, he finished with 16 points, six rebounds and perhaps most importantly, two blocks in 23 minutes.