Or at least that is the position that was taken by the Boson Globe Celtics beat writer Gary Washburn on a recent episode of the CLNS Media "Celtics Beat" podcast in conversation with cohosts Adam Kaufman and Evan Valenti.

The ongoing verbal clash between former NBA guard Brandon Jennings and Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum welcomed another member on Wednesday -- the Toronto Raptors. The Raptors defeated the Celtics 110-97,

NBA fans slammed Brandon Jennings as he insisted that the jersey of Jayson Tatum should not be displayed until Tatum wins a Finals MVP.

Is star Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum the softest star to play for his ball club? We hardly even want to give it any more life given how dumb of a take it is, but given it is making the rounds in NBA media circles (never mind Boston Celtics ones),

As Boston's best player, Jayson Tatum has done a good job of playing solid basketball. Despite that, the Celtics are just 2-2 in their last four games, and they barely survived a win over the Pelicans.

Jayson Tatum is expected to take the court on Tuesday against Toronto as his name does not appear on the injury report.

Jayson Tatum is no stranger to outside noise, but a recent jab from former NBA player Brandon Jennings calling him the "softest superstar in Celtics history" was met with an uncharacteristically direct response.

The Celtics win 120-119 over the Pelicans. Thought that CJ McCollum shot was going in, but it stays out. Woof. Jayson Tatum had a game-high 38 points, but that was messy in the

Star Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum is still in the race to win the NBA's 2025 Most Valuable Player award, but he's been slipping of late, according to at least some league analysts. Among them is Bleacher Report's Dan Favale,