Boston Celtics star Kristaps Porzingis creditted Jayson Tatum for helping the team push through all the injuries this season.

While there might be a bit too much attention being paid to who is the face of the league in the world of NBA media commentary, one way a player can tell if he is close to being that rarest of persons is the degree of hate they get from fans and analysts both.

The Boston Celtics returned to their winning ways on Friday when they defeated their conference rivals, the Miami Heat. The Celtics earned their 48th win of the

The trio of Celtics players who were part of this draft class are of course star Celtics forward Jayson Tatum, starting point guard Derrick White, and backup Boston big man Luke Kornet. Tatum famously ended up going at No. 3 overall despite the Celtics having the top pick, Boston GM Danny Ainge trading back to get the player he wanted all along.

The Philadelphia 76ers brought in some championship experience when they signed Oshae Brissett to a 10-day contract. Brissett helped the Boston Celtics win their 18th title in 2024. Although Brissett only played with the Celtics for one season,

Star Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum is the best player in the NBA standing at 6-foot-8. Or at least that is the point of view of Bleacher Report league analyst Dan Favale, who named the Celtics forward (who very likely is actually an inch or two taller than his official listed height,

After Brissett suited up with the Sixers for the first time in his career, his former teammate Jayson Tatum reacted to hearing the news that Brissett was getting an opportunity with Boston’s Atlantic Division rival.