Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum suffered what could be a career-altering Achilles tear in Game 4 of the Celtics’ series against the New York Knicks. Tatum was understandably emotional after going out for the rest of the season and possibly part of next season.

Jayson Tatum and the defending champion Boston Celtics got back on track Saturday with a comfortable 115-93 win over the New York Knicks in Game 3 of their second-round series. After blowing 20-point leads in Games 1 and 2, the Celtics took care of business to make the series 2-1 in favor of the Knicks.

Since Kobe Bryant tore his Achilles, technology has improved vastly. With more players getting that injury, that's a good thing.

Jayson Tatum’s ruptured Achilles is expected to sideline him through at least the end of 2025, according to a new report. ESPN’s Marc Spears on Wednesday reported Tatum’s father, Justin, expects the Celtics superstar to miss “eight to nine months.

Following this devastating injury, Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum was reminded by his father, Justin Tatum, about NBA legend Kobe Bryant, who also suffered an ACL injury in his career.

Tatum is not only ahead of James, but he has also surpassed Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant. The late NBA legend scored 2,889 points by the time he was at Tatum's age. Tatum narrowly surpassed him before his Game 2 performance wrapped up. The two were tied until Tatum hit his last three of the game.

Jayson Tatum tied Kobe Bryant in playoff three-pointers before sadly going down to injury. He’s No. 11 all-time now. He also moved ahead of 10-time NBA champion Sam Jones in

What was poised to be an NBA MVP campaign for Jayson Tatum has turned into an absolute nightmare. The Boston Celtics star, one of the league's elite players, has just received the

Davis and (Dereck) Lively," Hollinger writes, "but he's owed $236 million over the next four seasons, and the Celtics' ros