Jayson Tatum's run last season came to a tragic end on May 12, when he tore his Achilles tendon in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the New York Knicks. The Celtics lost that game 121-113 to the Knicks and went on to lose the series 4-2.

Dr. Erek Latzka weighed in on where Jayson Tatum likely stands in his recovery seven months after surgery. Dr. Erek Latzka from Boston Sports & Biologics roots for Jayson Tatum and the Celtics. So even though he believes all signs point toward Tatum returning sometime this season, he hopes Boston’s star sits out.

The Boston Celtics have opened the season far stronger than expected. They sit at 15–9, winners of five straight, and have leaned on Jaylen Brown playing at a career-best level. Derrick White and Payton Pritchard have come into form at the right time,

Former Duke phenom and current Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum is back in Durham to help coach Jon Scheyer and the Blue Devils’ coaching staff. Tatum will be Duke’s Chief Basketball Officer this season as he continues to recover from a serious injury.

Jayson Tatum has been with the Celtics every step through the rehab process after rupturing his right Achilles tendon last playoffs. He’s on the bench watching his team, even traveling to away games. That’s not the norm for star players as many of them ...

"I was just so excited in that moment that we won a championship. I can be 100% honest, there was no animosity, I wasn't upset." The post Jayson Tatum describes relationship with Jaylen Brown, Finals MVP feelings appeared first on Boston.

The Boston Celtics have been through a busy and unpredictable offseason, in what has been a challenging time for the organization. But on Saturday night, they got a lift in the form of a promising update on Jayson Tatum. The Celtics star posted a new video ...