As are Pritchard, Hauser and Horford (age aside, he's consistently played 60+ games and his last real injury was in 2014). Jrue played 67 games in both 2022 and 2023, 69 games in 2024 (with a lighter workload) was hardly unexpected or lucky. KP is the only one with any sort of injury history in the rotation, and he missed 25 games, basically right on schedule.
It's very fair to say that even though no individual player was particularly lucky with health, the team as a whole definitely avoided bad injury luck. Even historically healthy players like Jrue and Horford are really starting to get up there in age, it wouldn't be too big of a surprise if they missed a couple months at some point.
And despite all that, I think our injury chances are better (i.e. fewer major injuries) than just about any other contender, especially in the east. The Bucks were definitely lucky with Giannis/Dame last year (each played more games than any season in their previous 4), plus Middleton is trying to get surgeries on literally every part of each leg. The Sixers need tremendous injury luck for both Embiid and George to get deep into the playoffs unscathed. The Knicks completely fell apart last year, and 3 of their top 6 (OG, Robinson, KAT) are bigger injury risks than anyone on the Celtics other than maybe KP. Out west, Denver is hoping Murray is healthy for the playoffs, something he hasn't been 3 times in the last 4 years. Dallas would be lucky to get Kyrie at the same level in the playoffs next year, and who knows with OKC (they're pretty young and healthy, but have won exactly one playoff series so who knows how they hold up over time).
