Jayson Tatum is doing a great job for the Boston Celtics this season and his performance is MVP worthy. The Celtics started the season in a very different ranking among the last five teams in the Eastern Conference. What appears to be a struggle to find their system turns out to be one of the strongest defenses in the league.

Tatum placed the team in second place in the East with a record of 51 wins and 31 losses. The team currently has the second best title chance alongside the Phoenix Suns and is more likely to win after Devin Booker’s hamstring injury. The Celtics took a 2-0 lead over the Brooklyn Nets. Not many teams can easily recover a two-game deficit, and the Nets are visibly frustrated.
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Jayson Tatum was phenomenal, carrying the Celtics from the ashes to the sky during the regular season. The player averaged 26.9 points, 8 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game with 45.3% shooting accuracy from the field. The three-time All-Star has put up two 50+ point performances this season, finishing fourth in the league this year in overall points.
Jayson’s insanely frenetic performance at the end of the fourth quarter for 31 points and a win against the Nets in Game 1 gave the Celtics a huge boost in confidence until their next matchup. He’s shooting from the field with 37.8% so far in this series. The Celtics managed to cap the Nets’ score in Game 2, which eventually gave them a big lead in the series.
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Jayson Tatum is definitely a rising superstar in the league and could potentially be the next face of the NBA. Tatum is also a very influential striker who mentored the late great Kobe Bryant early in his career. Tatum helped expand Boston’s lead in the fourth quarter and took a contentious shot from beyond the three-point arc, leaving Goran Dragic helpless on the defensive.
After the crazy game, the player said: “It was like an old-fashioned, old-fashioned playoff game. You just need to grind. So we did…we just stuck with it. I’m proud of the boys and how we responded to the whole game.” The Celtics are doing pretty well for a team that lacks the best defense. Robert Williams III. However, Al Horford is also a very good shot blocker, having led the league by blocks in previous seasons. Marcus Smart was named Defensive Player of the Year earlier this week, who should be good enough for the Celtics to move forward without worry.
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