ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Rich says Jayson Tatum has never been a killer, and callers fire back with stats on both sides, from a Globe stat on go-ahead shots to an 11-for-42 mark late in playoff games. Plus, is Tatum a great supporting actor rather than a leading man?
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OTHER EPISODES IN THIS PODCAST
Jones and Keefe question Jayson Tatum and his leadership ability. Can he be the alpha on his own team now that Jaylen Brown is gone, or did Brad Stevens bring in Paul George and Mike Conley to be the vocal ones on the Celtics?
Ken says Brad Stevens is on a short leash with ownership after the Jaylen Brown trade, and Tatum's video just made it worse. Plus, why the guys are tired of athlete documentaries, Tom Brady's included.
Justin Turpin heads to the Celtics opener convinced Jayson Tatum knew a trade was coming and the only shock was Philadelphia. Plus, Jaylen Brown likes a tweet taking another shot at Tatum, and Ted wants Turp to go full A Few Good Men.
Callers pile on Jayson Tatum after the opener, and Rich brings the numbers: from 2019 through the 2025 playoffs, Tatum shot 36% in clutch situations and 23% from three. Plus, is Tatum more Kobe or Pippen, and did the Celtics trade the wrong guy?
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