Fans of the Boston Celtics might still get nervous when they see star Boston forward Jayson Tatum go into ISO mode as the game clock counts down to nil in a close match, but rest assured, the St. Louis native is one of the very few players in the game today who is better than not making critical shots in the final seconds of a close game.

Tatum was only about 10 years old when the Celtics last visited the White House in 2008 when Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Rajon Rondo formed the nucleus of that championship team that beat his childhood idol Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers.

Jayson Tatum presented President Joe Biden with a Celtics jersey as the team visited the White House to celebrate their NBA-record 18th championship, secured with a Finals win over the Mavericks. pic.twitter.com/sBQyPeTCoT

Is star forward Jayson Tatum still helping to cover up the Boston Celtics ' weak spots? The ire the St. Louis native got for his play in the 2024 NBA postseason for his dip in shooting and scoring numbers in some corners of the NBA community neglected just how big of a role he was playing for the Celtics to draw two or even three defenders on one end is still going on while Tatum has found another gear on offense.

Jayson Tatum wore Cincinnati-themed shoes during the Boston Celtics' home game against the previously unbeaten Cleveland Cavaliers Tuesday night.

Former New Orleans Pelicans center Kendrick Perkins does not hesitate to voice his opinion on matters. Now, an ESPN analyst, the former NBA champion, gives dail

Boston Celtics’ Jayson Tatum gifts Biden with a jersery Jayson Tatum presented President Joe Biden with a Celtics jersey as the team visited the White House to celebrate their NBA-record 18th championship,