Cyclical wrote:
Amazing stat, but, let's get real here - not the sameKareem averaged over 35 per game. He reached that total in only 10 games.
Anytime you are mentioned with those names..I don’t care what the deal is.
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Cyclical wrote:
Amazing stat, but, let's get real here - not the sameKareem averaged over 35 per game. He reached that total in only 10 games.

PLO wrote:Tatum played OK - took advantage of a few mismatches - decent on the defensive end. He is what we thought he was going into the season - a technically very proficient player operating close to his career ceiling as a rookie.
ViperGTS wrote:Cyclical wrote:
Amazing stat, but, let's get real here - not the sameKareem averaged over 35 per game. He reached that total in only 10 games.
Anytime you are mentioned with those names..I don’t care what the deal is.

Fidel Sarcasmo wrote:This is the first time I'm saying this but I think Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum are two big time allstars. I can't make up my mind who will have a better career. Jaylen's got a lot of confidence. I see Tatum's confidence soaring now plus he's more polished. Wow did Brooklyn get hosed. Wyck got us Tatum. Wow. He's a killer business man. That's no accident how he got where he was.

Duke4life831 wrote:That was one hell of a defensive performance by Tatum. Im not even talking about it being a good showing for a rookie, that was an elite defensive performance for any wing period. On the ball he hounded his guy all night and made sure every shot he gave up was a tough contended shot. Off the ball the dude was everywhere, he was getting in passing lanes and prevented his man from being able to get the ball numerous times. He had a good offensive game, missed a ton of easy shots, but defensively that was something else.

ViperGTS wrote:Cyclical wrote:
Amazing stat, but, let's get real here - not the sameKareem averaged over 35 per game. He reached that total in only 10 games.
Anytime you are mentioned with those names..I don’t care what the deal is.
ConstableGeneva wrote:Somehow missed this tidbit during the game.
IDC that he was not popular to some of our fans, but the dude loved being a Celtic and enjoyed his time in Boston. I hope KO showing support for the Cs pissed Riley off even if just a little bit.
P.S. Love me some Leon Powe of course.


Green89 wrote:ViperGTS wrote:Cyclical wrote:
Amazing stat, but, let's get real here - not the sameKareem averaged over 35 per game. He reached that total in only 10 games.
Anytime you are mentioned with those names..I don’t care what the deal is.
Kareem also played 43.5 minutes per game and took 11 more shots per game than Tatum.
tlee324 wrote:Duke4life831 wrote:That was one hell of a defensive performance by Tatum. Im not even talking about it being a good showing for a rookie, that was an elite defensive performance for any wing period. On the ball he hounded his guy all night and made sure every shot he gave up was a tough contended shot. Off the ball the dude was everywhere, he was getting in passing lanes and prevented his man from being able to get the ball numerous times. He had a good offensive game, missed a ton of easy shots, but defensively that was something else.
Good post. That's been the biggest difference maker for me when comparing Tatum to his Rookie counterparts, he actually knows how to effectively play team defense. He was not projected to be this good of a defender at all.
claycarver wrote:
Oh thank God you said something. I thought Scal was losing his mind.

Slax wrote:SmartWentCrazy wrote:This one was dedicated to those idiots on the draft forum arguing that Tatum was a role player, the next Rudy Gay and near his ceiling.
Its one thing to make those claims pre-draft. Its downright stupid to make this claim within the past week.
Is... is that a thing people were still arguing recently?