Indeed, even before Gordon Hayward endured the grisly lower leg damage that may cost him whatever remains of the 2017-18 season, Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum were seen as potential trump cards for the Boston Celtics' 2017-18 season. At the point when Hayward was lost on premiere night, the spotlight basically got somewhat brighter for Boston's match of later No. 3 picks.
Dark colored, who praised his 21st birthday Tuesday, and Tatum, a 19-year-old freshman, appear resolute by the thought that Boston's capacity to contend, particularly in the quick Hayward-less future, may at last depend on them. The couple kept up that they as of now had to a great degree exclusive standards for themselves so any outside weight was probably not going to affect them.
Darker and Tatum turned into the primary Celtics pair at age 21 or more youthful to score at least 20 focuses in a similar amusement, as indicated by Elias Sports Bureau. That is the kind of execution that makes Boston's long haul future look unfathomably captivating, however mentor Brad Stevens doesn't need his players sitting tight for their minute to sparkle. "They are youthful folks in any case, to us, with the circumstance we're in, they're folks," Stevens said. "Like, we require them to be folks."