Since being selected in back-to-back drafts, the Boston Celtics’ standout talents, Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum, have captivated NBA fans with their partnership on and off the hardwood. Their combined impact has driven the team to back-to-back victories in the NBA Finals against the Dallas Mavericks. Following the pivotal Game 2 win, Celtics star Jrue Holiday praised the synergy between the two Jays.
“I feel like how they play together and how they work together is something that is sacred and something that can’t be broken,” Holiday said.
Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd acknowledged Brown as the Celtics’ best player. But Brown also highlighted the inseparable bond between the two stars.
Both Brown and Tatum have earned accolades for their contributions to the team. Brown’s impressive performance led to him being crowned the MVP of the season. Tatum has also received recognition, with Eastern Conference Finals MVP trophies adorning their mantles.
Jayson Tatum Put Ego Aside for Championship Success
The dynamic duo of Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown once again stole the spotlight in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. Though Tatum is often regarded as a playmaker, the Celtics star is unconcerned.
After the Game 2 win, Tatum made a bold statement, asserting that these remarks against him did not hinder his performance or mindset.
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“We’re so close to what we’re trying to accomplish — why would I let my ego or need to score a lot of points get in the way of that?” Tatum said.
Brown contributed 21 points, four rebounds, seven assists, and three steals to the team’s Game 2 victory. Meanwhile, Tatum excelled in various facets of the game, particularly on the defensive end. His playmaking ability was on full display with 18 points, nine rebounds, 12 assists, and two steals.
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