Celtics ☘️ Sentinel

Skills coach Drew Hanlen is well-known for his off-season work with NBA stars, present and future. He teaches the skills and puts them to the test against the League's best. Watch Jayson Tatum work against CP3 and Beal one-on-one - and be glad he is not being tutored by Kobe Bryant (as he has in the past). I found the video entertaining while waiting many more weeks for the season to begin. Here are a few clips from yesterday’s 1v1 battle between @RealDealBeal23 @jaytatum0 & @CP3 ! pic.twitter.com/4fWZYoLMET — Drew Hanlen (@DrewHanlen) July 26, 2019 Got to sit in on a @PureSweat workout with @DrewHanlen . It was amazing seeing some incredible NBA players up close. @jaytatum0 @MeyersLeonard @RealDealBeal23 . Thanks @Coach_Parker007 for the opportunity. pic.twitter.com/i5Oor0hHFN — Logan Phillips (@LSP_LHS22) July 17, 2019 And one other point. Jayson has indicated that he has put on roughly seven pounds of muscle in the off-season, bringing him from 203 pounds to...

After the trauma of last season, the Boston Celtics need a genuine hero to step forward and take control. I am not talking about a gunner that that will try to take a game over by himself, nor a verbal leader to keep things in line. What the team needs is a guy that can be counted on to consistently supply what is needed to win games - a hero that can be counted on in the clutch to deliver. It is highly-probable that the hero Boston is waiting for is third-year man, Jayson Tatum. Jayson Tatum = Mr. Franchise? pic.twitter.com/Z2wKLLk36c — Celtics on NBC Sports Boston (@NBCSCeltics) July 24, 2019 Danny Ainge and Brad Stevens know what they have in Tatum. SB Nation's Keith Smith was apparently told by an unidentified NBA executive that the Celtics turned down an insane offer for Jayson, and added that Tatum was the franshise in Boston ( per NBC Sports Darren Hartwell ): "We tried to get him. The price they asked was insane, as it should be," the executive told Smith, ad...