Rehabilitating his leg, Jayson Tatum said he wants to get back to who he was before. Boston Celtics' star player addressed how his physical therapy is going in a video posted to social media by the NBA Instagram account. Posted on Aug. 20, he suffered his ...

Jayson Tatum isn’t sugarcoating the toll his injury has taken. In a recent update, the Boston Celtics star reflected on what’s been a grueling recovery process, calling the early stages of his rehab the hardest stretch of his entire life.

It wasn’t Jayson Tatum or Jaylen Brown who gave Jrue Holiday the most trouble during practice in Boston 🤯 Jrue had high praise for his former Celtics teammate, Payton Pritchard 🤝 pic.twitter.com/jln5C5zU8Z

This offseason has been a rough one in Boston. After winning the NBA title in 2024, the Celtics saw Jayson Tatum tear his Achilles in a second-round loss to the New York Knicks, prompting a teardown of their championship core.

The Boston Celtics are set to lose center Al Horford in free agency, according to an NBA insider. Initially, the center was expected to stay since the front of

Jayson Tatum will not be available when the Boston Celtics start their 2025-26 NBA campaign. With Tatum sidelined by a torn Achilles, the Celtics will turn to Jaylen Brown to take charge of the team.