Best Podcast Episodes About Jayson Tatum
Everything podcasters are saying about Jayson Tatum — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 31 episodes
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“Insecurity? You'd look good With a shaved head? Yeah you look more like Channing Tatum than you already do I good It works for you because you could grow a beard Rip Not like that But even that is good I can Yeah. I knew bald would be interesting. I can't. It would be tough. I'm also afraid it won't come back. You'd be like Fester, kind of. Yeah, I can't do that. See, he didn't have to bring it to that level. What, bald, no beard? Bald, no beard. What are you supposed to do? You would look like Uncle Fester. It happens. I mean, …”
“Insecurity? You'd look good With a shaved head? Yeah you look more like Channing Tatum than you already do I good It works for you because you could grow a beard Rip Not like that But even that is good I can Yeah. I knew bald would be interesting. I can't. It would be tough. I'm also afraid it won't come back. You'd be like Fester, kind of. Yeah, I can't do that. See, he didn't have to bring it to that level. What, bald, no beard? Bald, no beard. What are you supposed to do? You would look like Uncle Fester. It happens. I mean, you wouldn't have the, like... I got a little more color, I think. A lot more color than Uncle Fester. Whatever that is. A little more color. There are some distinguishing characteristics that would make you look enough not like Uncle Fester, but be close. Do you think you got a lumpy head? Maybe. How would I know? I felt my head, and I'm like, oh, …”
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously debate the consequences of shaving heads, comparing one to Uncle Fester, and dive into the funny world of baby helmets. The moment when they realize that a loose Band-Aid in a pool is more horrifying than a log of shit is both absurd and relatable, making it a standout moment.
“… he's also at pebble beach you're super nice Yes. Could not have been nicer. Was generous with his time. Yeah. You want to give me one more? Channing Tatum. Oh. Dang. Maybe you got excited. Yes, I'm going to love to. Um. God, if you hung out with Josh Jamal. Maybe you hung out with Channing somewhere. Yes. No. Ray? Answer's no. Okay. There you go. You can remember that. There's not that many no's. Yeah, there's some solid no's in there. Lindsay Lohan? Yeah. Chris Harrison? Mm-hmm. I mean, in general, there's not that many no's. I'd say there's a lot of no's in general. What do you mean? Tom Hanks? …”
“… say? Yes. No, what would you say as to why? Like, take a guess. Like a podcast or something. Like a... Did he interview you, though? Like on Smartless? Have you been on Smartless? i don't know i'm not very good i have where at the golf tournament oh he's also at pebble beach you're super nice Yes. Could not have been nicer. Was generous with his time. Yeah. You want to give me one more? Channing Tatum. Oh. Dang. Maybe you got excited. Yes, I'm going to love to. Um. God, if you hung out with Josh Jamal. Maybe you hung out with Channing somewhere. Yes. No. Ray? Answer's no. Okay. There you go. You can remember that. There's not that many no's. Yeah, there's some solid no's in there. Lindsay Lohan? Yeah. Chris Harrison? Mm-hmm. I mean, in general, there's not that many no's. I'd say there's a lot of no's in general. What do you mean? Tom Hanks? No. Boom. Brad Pitt? Oh, Morgan met him, right? No. I thought you could name 10 people I haven't met. Julia Roberts? Never. George Floyd? Never. That's two. Keep rattling them out, guys. You got eight more to go. There's a lot. Okay, there's lots of no's. But those would be obvious. If you hit a yes, though, you get punched in the shoulder. Okay. …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts play a game of celebrity encounters, revealing an impressive list of 'yeses' and a shocking number of 'noes.' The funniest moment comes when they realize they've met everyone from Ringo Starr to Lil Jon, but still haven't crossed paths with the likes of Tom Brady or Lindsay Lohan, leading to some playful banter and unexpected revelations.
“All right, Stan, you're calling Nick Celtics tonight, right? Absolutely. You know, the Celtics have four of their starters. Everybody but Tatum listed as questionable. So we'll see who shows up. and plays tonight. That's always, when you do these games, that's always the catch a little bit, but Tatum's going to play. So that'll be interesting, returning to the scene of his injury. He said that he sort of feels weird about it. And so I think to get it done before the playoffs is important. You know, his return has just been, it's incredible. I mean, I've seen guys go through it, not …”
“All right, Stan, you're calling Nick Celtics tonight, right? Absolutely. You know, the Celtics have four of their starters. Everybody but Tatum listed as questionable. So we'll see who shows up. and plays tonight. That's always, when you do these games, that's always the catch a little bit, but Tatum's going to play. So that'll be interesting, returning to the scene of his injury. He said that he sort of feels weird about it. And so I think to get it done before the playoffs is important. You know, his return has just been, it's incredible. I mean, I've seen guys go through it, not just to come back. That was one thing. But then to be at the level he's been at, particularly over the last six games, playing 35 minutes a game, averaging 25 points and 11 rebounds and five assists. And I mean, he's just shooting the ball well in 10 months. I mean, it's it's mind boggling. And I think a lot of people deserve a lot of credit. His …”
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Jayson Tatum's return from injury has been nothing short of remarkable, averaging 25 points, 11 rebounds, and 5 assists in just 10 months. His seamless reintegration into the Celtics lineup showcases the unpredictable nature of the NBA, where teams like Oklahoma City have also surprised fans this season. With the playoffs approaching, the league continues to defy expectations, reminding us that anything can happen.
“… I'd rather they were home, except they couldn't be home. Like today, it's pouring rain. We've had terrible weathers, you know. I mean, honestly, if Tatum hadn't come back. They started home Friday night, right? Yeah. Or Friday afternoon, I guess. But if Tatum hadn't come back, if we had this Drake May Super Bowl followed by the Red Sox sucking and then Tatum never coming back to the Celtics, I would have actually worried about your personal welfare. No, we've talked about the Super Bowl. I'm okay. I'm excited that we got there. I did before this podcast I just listened to NBA Today and they were …”
“… And Alvarez just goes, he hits 500 against the Red Sox. Like he just kills them every game. I kind of understand why they did it because our weather in Boston has been terrible. But to start on the road against three difficult teams, it's tough. I'd rather they were home, except they couldn't be home. Like today, it's pouring rain. We've had terrible weathers, you know. I mean, honestly, if Tatum hadn't come back. They started home Friday night, right? Yeah. Or Friday afternoon, I guess. But if Tatum hadn't come back, if we had this Drake May Super Bowl followed by the Red Sox sucking and then Tatum never coming back to the Celtics, I would have actually worried about your personal welfare. No, we've talked about the Super Bowl. I'm okay. I'm excited that we got there. I did before this podcast I just listened to NBA Today and they were showing lots of clips of the Celtic game from last night against Miami and they asked Perk what he thought and Perk took a moment I don't always agree with whatever Perk says Perk said they're coming out of the East so I felt good about that yeah he's been pretty bullish for a while i thought they looked awesome it's weird i felt like the jaylen …”
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The Celtics are thriving with Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, showcasing a unique partnership that balances their individual strengths. Recently, they’ve found a rhythm where each player can shine without overshadowing the other, leading to a more versatile and effective team. This dynamic could be the key to their success in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
“… calves. We both had the same first pick. So do you can make the second pick in the lineup combinations draft? Again, I hate to be basic, but it's Tatum and Brown. Okay. I didn't have them. So I, well, I kind of had them, but go. And again, Tatum is coming back from injury and, you know, on our show, when it was first introduced that Tatum would definitely be coming back this year. Paul Pierce said, look, he needs like 20 to 25 games to ramp up for the playoffs because everybody kind of understands playoff intensity is way different than regular season. And for his body, not just his body, but …”
“Done with the calves. We both had the same first pick. So do you can make the second pick in the lineup combinations draft? Again, I hate to be basic, but it's Tatum and Brown. Okay. I didn't have them. So I, well, I kind of had them, but go. And again, Tatum is coming back from injury and, you know, on our show, when it was first introduced that Tatum would definitely be coming back this year. Paul Pierce said, look, he needs like 20 to 25 games to ramp up for the playoffs because everybody kind of understands playoff intensity is way different than regular season. And for his body, not just his body, but just where he slots in to what's been so obviously successful for Boston this season is going to take time to develop. And lo and behold, he comes back with like 22 games or whatever it is to go in the season. And we're seeing it inch up slowly but surely where it's like he comes back. Everybody's like, whoa, I didn't expect him to look this good …”
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Jayson Tatum's return from injury could be the game-changer for the Boston Celtics as they gear up for the playoffs. With 22 games left in the season, Tatum is learning to balance his scoring prowess with playmaking, which is crucial for Boston's success. As he finds his rhythm, Tatum's ability to dominate the court could be the difference between a playoff exit and a championship run.
“What are the Celtics flaws at this point on a day that Tatum had? What did he finish with? 30-whatever. Jason Tatum. So Jason Tatum has really struggled shooting the ball. Coming in today, he had a great game. No Jalen Brown. No Derek White. They were in Charlotte. Charlotte playing second night of a back-to-back. This is a potential first-round series. Could be. Charlotte had a really intense game on Saturday night with Philly. We'll talk about that in a bit. But obviously, the Celtics down a couple …”
“What are the Celtics flaws at this point on a day that Tatum had? What did he finish with? 30-whatever. Jason Tatum. So Jason Tatum has really struggled shooting the ball. Coming in today, he had a great game. No Jalen Brown. No Derek White. They were in Charlotte. Charlotte playing second night of a back-to-back. This is a potential first-round series. Could be. Charlotte had a really intense game on Saturday night with Philly. We'll talk about that in a bit. But obviously, the Celtics down a couple guys. They're on a back-to-back Monday night in Atlanta. See what happens in that game. Another potential first-round series for the Celtics. But Tatum had struggled. He'd been under 50% every single game he had played so far. Ends up going 12 for 23. Had 32 and 8. Eight assists. No turnovers. I was going to say, eight assists, no turnovers, 12 of 23, …”
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Jason Tatum's explosive performance of 32 points and 8 assists, with no turnovers, could signal a turnaround for the Celtics as they face playoff challenges. Despite missing key players like Jalen Brown and Derek White, Tatum's improved shooting efficiency is crucial for the team's success in the Eastern Conference. However, concerns remain about their reliance on inexperienced players in critical roles during the playoffs.
“… after beating the Hornets today That 12 straight season in which the Celtics has made the playoffs That the longest active streak in the NBA Jason Tatum today 32 points 8 assists 5 rebounds 12 of 23 from the floor 5 of 10 from the 3 He was plus 15 in 31 minutes. Jalen Brown didn't play, but in his absence, Peyton Pritchard, 28 points, 10 of 18 from the floor, 2 of 6 from the 3-point line, 6 of 6 from the free-throw line, and a plus 12. and you know hey you know you got 32 from Tatum you got 17 for Quetta you got but it was Peyton Pritchard and that guy man look man he gotta be the 6th man of …”
“The Celtics are headed to the playoffs after beating the Hornets today That 12 straight season in which the Celtics has made the playoffs That the longest active streak in the NBA Jason Tatum today 32 points 8 assists 5 rebounds 12 of 23 from the floor 5 of 10 from the 3 He was plus 15 in 31 minutes. Jalen Brown didn't play, but in his absence, Peyton Pritchard, 28 points, 10 of 18 from the floor, 2 of 6 from the 3-point line, 6 of 6 from the free-throw line, and a plus 12. and you know hey you know you got 32 from Tatum you got 17 for Quetta you got but it was Peyton Pritchard and that guy man look man he gotta be the 6th man of the year why you bull jobbing who Pritchard yeah hey he nice boy he definitely gotta be the 6th man of the year hey and if you a young hoop out there man just watch this dude man watch Peyton Pritchard bro it don't matter if he start, if he come off the bench, attitude the same, game still the same. You know what I mean? It don't matter who out there …”
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Jason Tatum scored 32 points in just 31 minutes, showcasing his remarkable recovery from an Achilles injury. Despite missing teammate Jalen Brown, Tatum's efficiency and competitive spirit shone through, proving he's back on track just in time for the playoffs. His performance indicates that he’s regaining his rhythm and confidence, essential for the Celtics' championship aspirations.
“… last night happened just to kind of remind me to not let some of the aesthetics of it get in the way of like what you think they capable of Because Tatum it not a scoring night from Tatum but I thought it was just a reminder of like hey do you realize how special this guy is? Which I think gets lost a lot because he's always compared to the few guys in front of him all the time. So, the thing about Tatum and it's been true, as you know, for years on end now, is the bigger the game, the better he rebounds. This is empirically true. It's not even a debate. You go look at his the biggest games, go …”
“… what it's going to be. And I know what I'm saying is unfair because they're incredibly well coached. They've already proven that this, despite the frustrations at times of their offense, it's a proven concept. They've won a championship. And I glad last night happened just to kind of remind me to not let some of the aesthetics of it get in the way of like what you think they capable of Because Tatum it not a scoring night from Tatum but I thought it was just a reminder of like hey do you realize how special this guy is? Which I think gets lost a lot because he's always compared to the few guys in front of him all the time. So, the thing about Tatum and it's been true, as you know, for years on end now, is the bigger the game, the better he rebounds. This is empirically true. It's not even a debate. You go look at his the biggest games, go look who leads the Celtics in rebounds. It's Tatum. I mean, straight down the line. I'm not saying you can't find a finals game or a conference finals game where it was not him, but Tatum always rebounds. When it matters, he rebounds. And he had 12 rebounds in that game. I swear to God, I do not care what his shooting percentage is. I do not want …”
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In a crucial game, Jason Tatum showcased why he's a standout player by grabbing 12 rebounds, proving his reliability in high-stakes situations. Despite a low shooting percentage, his performance reminded fans of his unique talent and importance to the Celtics' championship aspirations. The analysis highlights that Tatum's rebounding in big games is a consistent trend, reinforcing his value to the team.
“from a guy coming back off of a 10-month rehab. Did you think Tatum was just going to hit the ground running at an all-NBA level off of an Achilles? And the thing that spurred this story was Sunday night, after said game that Tracy McGrady and the NBC crew was at against the Wolves without Anthony Edwards in Boston, where the Celtics couldn't hit a shot and blew a lead and lost, Tatum had a pretty frank post-game interview about all this stuff. And at one point he got asked about how you sort of handled the ups …”
“from a guy coming back off of a 10-month rehab. Did you think Tatum was just going to hit the ground running at an all-NBA level off of an Achilles? And the thing that spurred this story was Sunday night, after said game that Tracy McGrady and the NBC crew was at against the Wolves without Anthony Edwards in Boston, where the Celtics couldn't hit a shot and blew a lead and lost, Tatum had a pretty frank post-game interview about all this stuff. And at one point he got asked about how you sort of handled the ups and downs of trying to come back. And he said, quote, I didn't know how this blank was going to be. It's tough. In the moment, you try not to think about it. You just want to be Jason Tatum and feel like yourself again. But I'm not Superman, so it's obviously going to take some time. And it is obviously going to take some time. He wasn't going to …”
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The return of Jason Tatum gives the Celtics an actual championship ceiling, enhancing their playoff prospects despite initial struggles.
The NBA playoff race is unpredictable with key injuries and team dynamics, but the Celtics' potential championship ceiling hinges on Jason Tatum's return to form.
“You have inside information I want to know what you think about the way Tatum looks and what you think about where the Celtics are now that we seen Tatum play for a few games I'd like him to play tonight so I could see them be the top team. We lost to the Spurs. There was a questionable backseat driving technical foul you might have seen. Lost to the Wolves. Can I just say real quick, because I'm famous for ripping, you are correct. The referee who called the first technical did not call the second technical. called the …”
“You have inside information I want to know what you think about the way Tatum looks and what you think about where the Celtics are now that we seen Tatum play for a few games I'd like him to play tonight so I could see them be the top team. We lost to the Spurs. There was a questionable backseat driving technical foul you might have seen. Lost to the Wolves. Can I just say real quick, because I'm famous for ripping, you are correct. The referee who called the first technical did not call the second technical. called the referee that called the first technical Tyler Ford, who has been on our podcast. We are Tyler Ford defenders here. Having said that, I have not talked to Tyler, but I will just say, I don't think Tyler would have thrown Jalen out. It was a younger junior referee who came in to have Tyler's back that threw Jalen Brown out of the game. I do not think …”
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The Boston Celtics are poised for a finals run, thanks to their strong team culture and leadership. With Jayson Tatum's impressive performance and a cohesive roster, they are overcoming early setbacks. The new ownership is fostering a winning environment reminiscent of the Patriots' dynasty.
“So I like where the Celtics are, man. I'm sure they're pretty ecstatic where they're at as well, which is probably why Tatum came back. And man, from the looks of it, I mean, 147 points, Ocho, you're going to win the majority of them games. You know, you scoring like that rate. Joe, they shot 58% from the floor. They shot 48% from the three. You're going to lose by 20. But damn near, you can't let a team shoot that high damn near 60% from the two-point line. You let them shoot 48% from the three-point line. Even if you made, the Heat made 24 threes. And they lost by …”
“So I like where the Celtics are, man. I'm sure they're pretty ecstatic where they're at as well, which is probably why Tatum came back. And man, from the looks of it, I mean, 147 points, Ocho, you're going to win the majority of them games. You know, you scoring like that rate. Joe, they shot 58% from the floor. They shot 48% from the three. You're going to lose by 20. But damn near, you can't let a team shoot that high damn near 60% from the two-point line. You let them shoot 48% from the three-point line. Even if you made, the Heat made 24 threes. And they lost by 18 points. That's enough on my team. They had six guys in double figures and lost by 18 points. Wiggins had 13. Bam had 29. Mitchell had 21. Hero had 18. Larson had 18. Hawkins Jr. had 17. They made 24 threes, and they shot 46%, so it wasn't like they shot down the 30s, and they lost by 18. Austin got a lot, man. And offensively, they're a …”
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The Boston Celtics showcased their offensive might by scoring 147 points against the Miami Heat, shooting an impressive 58% from the field and 48% from three. With Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown leading the charge, the Celtics' depth and multiple scoring options make them a formidable opponent, even when one of their stars has an off night.
“… they could play but i i assume phoenix is going to be the seventh seed um with the williams piece and this happened in the okc boston game too which tatum didn play in OKC And then they both played last night I was surprised how physically I don want to say overwhelming but confident Boston was with the size advantages they had And this is two straight games now with Jalen really being able to attack Dort. And nobody really goes at Dort like that. you know like like really like being able to bang him and and have him going backwards instead of forwards um and then you know they and then when you …”
“… year? The playoffs is a little more forgiving for them because they're basically going to be playing probably the Clippers. Right. could be could be the warriors like who knows like whatever they'll be able phoenix would probably be the friskiest they could play but i i assume phoenix is going to be the seventh seed um with the williams piece and this happened in the okc boston game too which tatum didn play in OKC And then they both played last night I was surprised how physically I don want to say overwhelming but confident Boston was with the size advantages they had And this is two straight games now with Jalen really being able to attack Dort. And nobody really goes at Dort like that. you know like like really like being able to bang him and and have him going backwards instead of forwards um and then you know they and then when you have tatum too who i thought the second quarter was his best stretch of the of the year and in general his game was really good and that was the best tatum and brown together game but the wings they had and the size they had i thought was a real problem for okc and i thought the same thing you did well if jalen williams is last year's jalen …”
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The Boston Celtics showcased their size advantage in a decisive win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, leaving OKC looking undersized and vulnerable. Jalen Brown stood out, dominating defensively and offensively, proving to be the best player on the court despite SGA's impressive performance. This game highlighted the Celtics' potential as they prepare for the playoffs, emphasizing the challenges OKC faces moving forward.
“Just under a year after tearing his Radicalese tenant in Madison Square Garden Jason Tatum will make his return Thursday when he and the Celtics take on the Knicks Tatum said he's not exactly looking forward to it. Tatum said, I mean, yeah, I thought about it. I'm not like thrilled to go back to the, and play there. The last time I played there, obviously it was traumatic experience for me. Obviously I knew at some point I would have to get over that hurdle and play there again. So it's going to have to be this Thursday, but it's not …”
“Just under a year after tearing his Radicalese tenant in Madison Square Garden Jason Tatum will make his return Thursday when he and the Celtics take on the Knicks Tatum said he's not exactly looking forward to it. Tatum said, I mean, yeah, I thought about it. I'm not like thrilled to go back to the, and play there. The last time I played there, obviously it was traumatic experience for me. Obviously I knew at some point I would have to get over that hurdle and play there again. So it's going to have to be this Thursday, but it's not like I'm thrilled about it. but it's part of it. I've decided to come back and play. So I'm not necessarily skipping certain games. I can't play back to back right now, but I decided to come back and play. So it's just another game on the schedule. Joe, are you concerned about those types of comments? Normally guys like, man, I was a little …”
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Jason Tatum is set to return to Madison Square Garden just under a year after suffering a significant injury there. Despite the trauma associated with his last game in that venue, Tatum expresses a pragmatic attitude, acknowledging the challenge but viewing it as just another game on the schedule. His comments raise questions about mental readiness and the impact of past injuries on performance.
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Jayson Tatum delivered an impressive performance with 30 points, 11 rebounds, and 7 assists, leading the Boston Celtics to a commanding playoff victory. This game showcased his skills as he stepped up in a crucial moment against the Philadelphia 76ers, taking a 3-1 series lead. Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama also shined with 27 points, 12 rebounds, and 7 blocks, highlighting the rising stars of the NBA.
“… powering up after two games where this series looked pretty tight. Peyton Pritchard, one of the great stories in the NBA, in all honesty. But Tatum and Brown just doing great. But you talked to Embiid after the game today. I don't know what you want to say. I actually haven't talked to you about it. I haven't even heard what he said. So you'll educate me right now. Yeah I mean I don know I mean I don know how much there is to say about it really Like he obviously came back up to two and a half weeks out He only really got to go up and down once before playing today Was understandably rusty …”
“I think real quick we should hit the series that you were at today, Bontemps, because Joel Embiid went from doubtful to in. And then it didn't matter. The Celtics powering up after two games where this series looked pretty tight. Peyton Pritchard, one of the great stories in the NBA, in all honesty. But Tatum and Brown just doing great. But you talked to Embiid after the game today. I don't know what you want to say. I actually haven't talked to you about it. I haven't even heard what he said. So you'll educate me right now. Yeah I mean I don know I mean I don know how much there is to say about it really Like he obviously came back up to two and a half weeks out He only really got to go up and down once before playing today Was understandably rusty with his shot So ended up with 26-10-6, which is sort of an indication of just the immense talent that Joel is. But, look, in two games in this series, Philly's gotten run off the court. In the one game they won in this series, the Celtics went 13-50 from three. and to me, the only stat that really matters from the series is Boston is plus 87 from …”
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The Boston Celtics crushed the Philadelphia Sixers despite Joel Embiid's return, showcasing a staggering 87-point advantage from three-point shooting over four games. While Embiid managed 26 points, the Celtics' depth and shooting prowess left the Sixers struggling to keep up. With key players like Peyton Pritchard stepping up, the Celtics are poised to wrap up the series if they maintain their momentum.
“… he was my number one pick for that category i was actually gonna take i might have luke's gonna take him next round we don't need to talk about tatum everybody knows the stakes uh This was one of the craziest comebacks I've ever seen. And in some ways, he's even better than he was before he left. In other ways, he's not. I thought that Knicks game, he had a lot of trouble going by and around Dan and Obi, which I thought was notable. There's a certain way to defend him that I just don't think he's 100% comfortable with the first step yet. Everything else is back. The rebounding's back. The …”
“um and i'm gonna put him in the feel good star category he was my number one pick for that category i was actually gonna take i might have luke's gonna take him next round we don't need to talk about tatum everybody knows the stakes uh This was one of the craziest comebacks I've ever seen. And in some ways, he's even better than he was before he left. In other ways, he's not. I thought that Knicks game, he had a lot of trouble going by and around Dan and Obi, which I thought was notable. There's a certain way to defend him that I just don't think he's 100% comfortable with the first step yet. Everything else is back. The rebounding's back. The passing's back. And he's just so much better than I thought he was going to be. I was like, boy, it would be nice if he was a rich man, Sam Hauser. And it's like, this guy's one of the 10 best rebounders in the league already and playing defense and the passing and uh and you know just is a really meaningful athlete to Boston fans and Celtic fans and …”
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Jayson Tatum's comeback is one of the most remarkable stories of the NBA playoffs, showcasing a player who may be even better than before his injury. Despite facing challenges against defenders like Dan and Obi, Tatum's rebounding and passing skills are back, making him a crucial asset for the Boston Celtics. Fans are invested in his journey, and his performance could redefine his legacy this postseason.
“… Yeah, we don't have to discuss this. It's Jalen Brown's team. If there was a wonder of pecking order, he's at the line getting the MVP chance. And Tatum's just kind of assimilating to the situation. Well, no less, but I mean, Brown. In a tight game, he scored 18 in the fourth quarter. 18 points in the fourth quarter. 41. Yeah, 41. Yeah, 41. He was awesome. Awesome. So good. Transition, half court, ISO, everything. And he's getting the MVP chance. And that was a signature-esque game for him. Jason Tatum tearing his Achilles was the best thing that happened to Jalen Brown's career”
“… like, God, because they very easily could have had both of those games. But it was interesting because you get to the fourth quarter, it's a nip-tuck game. And there's no question. I mean, it's Jalen Brown's team. We don't even have to discuss this. Yeah, we don't have to discuss this. It's Jalen Brown's team. If there was a wonder of pecking order, he's at the line getting the MVP chance. And Tatum's just kind of assimilating to the situation. Well, no less, but I mean, Brown. In a tight game, he scored 18 in the fourth quarter. 18 points in the fourth quarter. 41. Yeah, 41. Yeah, 41. He was awesome. Awesome. So good. Transition, half court, ISO, everything. And he's getting the MVP chance. And that was a signature-esque game for him. Jason Tatum tearing his Achilles was the best thing that happened to Jalen Brown's career”
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Jalen Brown's explosive 41-point performance, including 18 points in the fourth quarter, solidifies his status as the leader of the Celtics. This pivotal moment not only showcased his talent but also shifted the team's dynamics, especially in light of Jason Tatum's injury. Brown's ability to step up in crucial moments is redefining the Celtics' identity as they push for playoff positioning.
“… things intangibles it's a skill man and and jalen brown has it and you know we i was having this conversation with somebody a couple days ago, the Tatum thing, you think it's any part of Jalen Brown, a little bit just from a player that had this kind of a year just a little bit not bothered he wants to win and tatum gives a better chance to do but at the same time i was like man that was really fun like to show you what i came up and i said you know what actually i don't think so because here's here's the bottom line he rang the bell when he was given the opportunity he basically showed …”
“… to show up night after night when you don't really have a lot of guys i don't think you can put a price on that i completely agree man toughness and um like just competitive professionalism are is a skill yeah and not too often we call those kind of things intangibles it's a skill man and and jalen brown has it and you know we i was having this conversation with somebody a couple days ago, the Tatum thing, you think it's any part of Jalen Brown, a little bit just from a player that had this kind of a year just a little bit not bothered he wants to win and tatum gives a better chance to do but at the same time i was like man that was really fun like to show you what i came up and i said you know what actually i don't think so because here's here's the bottom line he rang the bell when he was given the opportunity he basically showed everybody yeah what his true ceiling is as like the top guy the alpha, the top of the food chain guy on a team. He showed you what he's capable of doing. He dialed his scoring average up to basically 30 points a game with the same level defense, career highs across the board in a lot of different categories. Guys that were role players primarily elevated …”
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Jalen Brown showcased his capability as a top player, boosting his scoring average to nearly 30 points per game while maintaining stellar defense. This performance not only validated his skills but also strengthened team dynamics as he supported teammate Jayson Tatum's return, proving that true leadership shines through even in challenging times.
“garden, Jason Tatum will make his return Thursday when he and the Celtics take on the Knicks. Tatum said, he's not exactly looking forward to it. Tatum said, I mean, yeah, I thought about it. I'm not like thrilled to go back to the, and play there. The last time I played there, obviously it was traumatic experience for me. Obviously I knew at some point I would have to get over that hurdle and play there again. So it's going to have to be this Thursday, but it's …”
“garden, Jason Tatum will make his return Thursday when he and the Celtics take on the Knicks. Tatum said, he's not exactly looking forward to it. Tatum said, I mean, yeah, I thought about it. I'm not like thrilled to go back to the, and play there. The last time I played there, obviously it was traumatic experience for me. Obviously I knew at some point I would have to get over that hurdle and play there again. So it's going to have to be this Thursday, but it's not like I'm thrilled about it. But it's part of it. I've decided to come back and play, so I'm not necessarily skipping certain games. I can't play back-to-backs right now, but I decided to come back and play, so it's just another game on the schedule. Joe, are you concerned about those type of comments? Normally, guys like, man, I was a little …”
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Jayson Tatum admits he's not thrilled about returning to Madison Square Garden after a traumatic experience there. Despite his nerves, he acknowledges that facing this challenge is part of his journey back to the court, having recently returned from injury. Analysts discuss whether his comments indicate deeper concerns about his performance in such a pivotal location.
“… a wrap maybe if KD come back they can get a game in Houston they might get a game but you expect LeBron James to be John Spike Bronner to be Jason Tatum well I think I think due to AR and Luka being out here they ain't got no choice but to play him They got to give them other guys at least a little break. So they got to throw them in there at spurts. You know what I mean? Bronny or KD? Who are you talking about? Bronny. I'm talking about Bronny. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But I'm saying people look at, because a lot of times it's automatic. They judge our kids through us. Yeah. Hey, your …”
“… points two or two one or one from the three plus four and a little nine minutes he got yeah yeah hey man this was a good game this was a good game fellas and I just I don't see Houston having enough to be able to get out this hole that they in it's a wrap maybe if KD come back they can get a game in Houston they might get a game but you expect LeBron James to be John Spike Bronner to be Jason Tatum well I think I think due to AR and Luka being out here they ain't got no choice but to play him They got to give them other guys at least a little break. So they got to throw them in there at spurts. You know what I mean? Bronny or KD? Who are you talking about? Bronny. I'm talking about Bronny. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But I'm saying people look at, because a lot of times it's automatic. They judge our kids through us. Yeah. Hey, your son. Oh, your dad would have made that shot. Yeah. Oh, your dad would have hit that. Hey, Ocho would have caught that. Your dad. Oh, your dad ran that right. Your dad got that. I don't see your dad play. So everything that your son does, they compare. They don't compare against people that he's playing against. They compare them against you. Y'all …”
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Comparing athletes across generations reveals stark differences in upbringing and expectations. While legends like LeBron James and his son Bronny face immense pressure to perform, past athletes had a different set of challenges, often rising from less privileged backgrounds. This shift in environment influences not only their performance but also the way they are judged by fans and commentators.
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