For admirers of Jayson Tatum, Christopher Tatum Jr., sometimes known as “Deuce,” is a mainstay in many Boston Celtics games. The six-year-old may frequently be seen watching his father lead the Celtics at the TD Garden. Given what his father does for a job, the younger Tatum’s interest in hoops is not surprising.
The All-Star often posts pictures and videos of his son practicing. Henceforth, it isn’t surprising to hear that Jayson Tatum has a plan for developing his son.
It is said that he is consulting with renowned NBA skills coach Drew Hanlen to determine the best course of action for the younger Tatum’s basketball development.
He said, “We talk about Deuce’s development plan as a five years old or six years old.” Deuce had his first game and was 0-1 but according to Hanlen, he has to “turn it up“.
Jayson Tatum is invested in Deuce’s development and so are the fans. It will be interesting to see the son following an almost iconic father’s footsteps.
Jayson Tatum leads the Celtics to a tenth-straight victory
Jayson Tatum led the Boston Celtics to another win against the Dallas Mavericks. This is the team’s 10th win in a row. The player himself scored 32 points on 10-of-19 shooting. He also tallied eight rebounds and three assists in 37 minutes.
Click on ‘Follow Us’ and get notified of the most viral NBA stories via Google! Follow Us
With just two points in the first quarter on Friday, he had a difficult start. With nine points in the second and sixteen in the third, he swiftly turned things around, though, and the Celtics led 102-90 going into the fourth quarter.
Although Doncic starred once more with an incredible stat line of 37 points, 12 rebounds, and 11 assists, Boston’s well-rounded offense was the driving force behind their 10-game winning run. The top six players for the Celtics, including Derrick White with a nearly triple-double of 13-7-8, Kristaps Porzingis with 24 (4-of-8 from 3), and Jaylen Brown with 25 points (plus 7 rebounds and 5 assists), all scored in double digits.
