Jayson Tatum on trade rumors: Ignore them, “control what you can control”
Jayson Tatum has not seen his name in any legitimate trade rumors this summer. He is now the cornerstone of Boston’s championship hopes and, as such, is off the table.
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Doncic, Antetokounmpo betting favorites to win 2023 NBA MVP
Nikola Jokic is the two-time defending NBA MVP, but history would suggest don’t bet on him for a three-peat. The last player to win three MVPs in a row? Larry Bird, from 1984-86. Almost 40 years ago.
Celtics' Jayson Tatum on Kevin Durant trade rumors: ‘I love our team’
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Jayson Tatum on Celtics trading for Durant: “I love the guys that we got.”
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Boston Celtics' Jayson Tatum, responding to Kevin Durant trade speculation, says 'I love our team,' doesn't wear GM hat
NEW YORK — As speculation surrounding Kevin Durant's future continues to hover over the NBA, Boston Celtics star swingman Jayson Tatum made it clear that as much as he respects Durant's game, he is happy with how his team stands now.
Report: Despite trade talks Jaylen Brown wants to remain with Celtics
From outside the Celtics organization, it’s easy to see why Brad Stevens called his counterpart Sean Marks with the Nets and talked about some form of a Kevin Durant trade. It’s Kevin “Freakin” Durant — MVP, two-time Finals MVP, one of the greatest scorers ever to lace them up. Put him next to Jayson Tatum with solid role players around them and the Celtics become the clear title favorites. From the outside, if you’re the Celtics, of course you explore the trade, and of course you consider Jaylen Brown as the centerpiece of any deal. We’re talking about KD, who even at age 34 is a top three player in the world (when healthy). And that may be underselling him.
Report: Celtics plan to bring point guard Malcolm Brogdon off bench
Marcus Smart was fiercely proud of becoming the Celtics’ starting point guard last season.
Panini Flawless Triple Logoman LeBron James card sells for $2.4 million including buyer's premium
The basketball card that rapper and NBA superfan Drake spent at least $200,000 trying to find — the 2020-21 Panini Flawless Triple Logoman LeBron James card, numbered one-of-one — sold at auction Saturday night with collectibles marketplace Goldin for $2.4 million, including buyer's premium.