Jayson Tatum Drops Cryptic Hint on Celtics Return: Could He Shock Everyone This Season?
Jayson Tatum was crushed. Physically. Emotionally. Here he was, a top-five player in the world on a Celtics team with a legitimate chance to be the first NBA repeat champions since Kevin Durant was living in the Bay Area, then suddenly, after diving for a loose ball, he was lying on the court at Madison Square Garden in incredible pain with what he knew was a torn Achilles.
Tatum confided all of this in one of the pillars of his support, his mother, he told Andrew Grief of NBC News.
“It was almost like I felt betrayed,” Tatum said of the injury. “I was one of those guys that I never wanted to sit out… I feel like I took care of my body. I didn’t cheat the game. When it was time to rest, I rested. When it was time to work out or lift or get treatment or whatever it was, I felt like I always stayed on top of my routine.



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