Jayson Tatum noted that the referees missed four total calls on both teams on the last play of Saturday's game.

People have always criticized them over the years — they can’t play together, their games are too similar, they’ve heard it all. I

Brogdon certainly recalls his time with the Celtics fondly; after all, he's been keeping tabs on how they've been doing and he believes that the duo of Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown has ascended towards the top of the league's totem pole.

Add in the fact that Tatum and the Celtics recently handed the Cleveland Cavaliers their first loss of the year, some praise has started to come his way from a former Grizzlies player.On his show "Gils Arena",

Jayson Tatum spent nearly three months in the NBA “bubble” in 2020 and, like many, was forced to change his daily routine drastically. One habit remained in place: He read books to his son, Deuce, each night.

But the Celtics have started their 2024-25 NBA regular season campaign with guns ablaze, their Mazzula Ball-fueled offense and league-leading depth under Tatum's leadership carving a path through the league in the early part of this season.

A former Boston Celtics player shared a surprising opinion about Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, addressing years of NBA criticism. Malcolm Brogdon, former point guard for the Boston Celtics and current player for the Washington Wizards,