
Jayson Tatum is having another great season for the Celtics, but he probably won't be a top contender for MVP, according to ESPN's latest straw poll.
Jayson Tatum took his game to another level in his last three games before the All-Star break. Eddie House says the rest of the NBA should fear this version of the Celtics star.
Jayson Tatum took his game to another level in his last three games before the All-Star break. Eddie House says the rest of the NBA should fear this version of the Celtics star.
With Jaylen Brown and Jrue Holiday out Wednesday, it's no surprise that Tatum led the way for Boston against the Spurs. The 26-year-old small forward led the team in points with 32, made four 3-pointers and dished out seven assists. Tatum also pulled down 14 rebounds to earn himself a double-double. He's now scored at least 32 points in three straight games and four of his last six games. Tatum heads into the All-Star break on a heater.
Once again, the Celtics are without Jrue Holiday (shoulder) and Jaylen Brown (knee), which means Hauser will remain in the starting lineup. Even with all 30 teams in action, he's worth streaming in deep leagues. The absences also raise Payton Pritchard's fantasy ceiling despite coming off the bench.