Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum was ruthless against the Pistons on Saturday, scoring a season-high 43 points on 14-for-28 shooting. He was 7-for-14 with the three-ball and was able to get his fourth double-double of the campaign by grabbing 10 rebounds. Tatum added three assists, one steal and one block to his line with three turnovers in 41 minutes. The Boston star also had a 31-point effort against Detroit this week, so the Pistons will be sick of his sight. The Thunder have to deal with him next, and this likely won't be pretty, with the rebuilding team being very vulnerable. Tatum will enter the contest averaging 32.3 points, 7.2 rebounds and 4.1 assists for the season.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum led the way with 39 points in Monday's 106-103 win over Memphis, shooting 12-for-25 from the field and 12-for-16 at the line with a 3-for-11 mark from deep. He hit a pair of big free throws in the final seconds and was red-hot right from the jump, scoring 19 first-quarter points. While being super busy with scoring, Tatum found little time to do anything else this time around, completing his line with three rebounds, two assists, two blocks and two turnovers in 40 minutes. The Boston star has kicked off November in superb form, averaging 29 points for the month with 7.5 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 2.0 blocks. He has actually shot pretty poorly, so it's scary to think what Tatum could end up doing once he fixes his shot.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum scored 26 points during Wednesday's overtime loss to the Cavaliers. The 24-year-old added 12 rebounds and six assists while also displaying his defensive prowess by amassing four blocks and a steal. He did struggle shooting the ball, going 8-for-21 from the field and 2-for-9 from deep. Yet, it was still another productive showing from Tatum, who was averaging a career-high 30.8 points heading into this one. With the C's now having lost both meetings with Cleveland this season, Boston will look to turn things around on Friday night against the visiting Bulls.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum (shoulder) reported he "feels a lot better" after injuring his right shoulder during the Eastern Conference Finals. The 24-year-old credits rest for his recovery, so it doesn't appear he'll have any issues entering training camp. Tatum is coming off his best year to date, compiling 26.9 points, 8.0 rebounds, 4.4 assists, and 1.0 steals across 76 games last season. Unquestionably, his name will be mentioned as an MVP favorite ahead of the 2022-23 campaign. Assuming Tatum remains healthy, he has top-five fantasy potential in all formats.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum spoke to the media Tuesday night and was asked about his thoughts on a potential blockbuster trade that would send Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant to Boston. Tatum praised Durant and noted that he had played alongside him in the Olympics. However, he also added, "I love our team. I love the guys that we got." Tatum was adamant that the decision on a Durant trade wasn't his to make while also being clear that he'd be eager to run things back with last year's nucleus.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum struggled to make anything during Thursday's Game 1 against the Golden State Warriors. It was his first NBA Finals appearance and Tatum was unable to step up on the big stage. He finished with 12 points on 3-of-17 shooting, but luckily his teammates picked up the slack. The Celtics were able to get the victory despite Tatum's rough outing. However, the Celtics are going to need Tatum to find his groove if they want to win this series.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum came ready to play during Sunday's Game 7 against the Miami Heat. He was part of that 2018 roster that blew a 3-2 lead to the Cleveland Cavaliers. However, Tatum wasn't going to let that happen again as he helped guide his team to victory. He finished with 26 points, 10 rebounds, and six assists in the four-point win over Miami. The Celtics are back in the NBA Finals for the first time since 2010.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum finished with 30 points, but it wasn't enough during Friday's Game 6 loss to the Miami Heat. He was very efficient in this one, while knocking down 9-of-12 shots from the floor. Tatum scored 30 points with nine rebounds, and four assists in the loss. The seven turnovers certainly hurt Tatum, but his teammates failed to pick up the slack. The Celtics will look to move onto the NBA Finals during Sunday's Game 7.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum fell just short of a triple-double during Wednesday's win over the Heat, finishing with 22 points, 12 boards, and nine assists. However, similar to other contests throughout this series, he had another rough night shooting, going 7-for-20 from the field and 2-for-8 from deep. Nonetheless, despite Tatum's shoddy percentages, he is expected to remain a top DFS contributor for Game 6 on Friday night, especially with the number of shots he has routinely taken throughout the playoffs.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum (neck) will likely suit up for Game 4 against Miami. Tatum took a hard fall on Saturday night and briefly lost feeling in his arm. However, the 24-year-old eventually made his way back, although his presence didn't make a difference. Head coach Ime Udoka didn't seem concerned about his availability, so DFS managers should consider the recent probable designation as his unofficial green light for Monday night. Still, even with Tatum on the floor, there's a chance the ailment could limit his productivity to some degree.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum (shoulder) finished with 10 points on Saturday night during the loss to Miami. He also added six boards and four assists. The 24-year-old wasn't at his best in Game 3, as he had six turnovers while shooting a rough 3-for-14 from the field and an even worse 1-for-7 from deep. However, the biggest takeaway was the right shoulder injury Tatum sustained in the fourth quarter, one that would send him to the locker room. He did return after regaining feeling and was diagnosed with a stinger. It will be surprising if he doesn't suit up for Game 4, although he'll likely show up on the injury report ahead of Monday night.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum nearly dropped 30 points in Game 1, but left more in the tank for Thursday's Game 2 contest. The All-Star forward finished with 27 points, five rebounds, and five assists in the victory over the Miami Heat. Tatum went 8-for-13 from the floor and knocked down four triples along the way. The Heat clearly don't have an answer for Tatum, so fantasy managers should expect him to continue this type of play in Game 3.

Boston Celtics small/power forward Jayson Tatum led the way with a team-high 29 points in Tuesday's defeat to Miami. Playing nearly the whole game (44 minutes), Tatum was dogged by a bevy of defenders, but he managed to shoot 10-for-21 overall, even as he went just 2-for-9 from deep. But he continued to affect the game in myriad ways, adding eight rebounds, six assists, and four steals. Including the first two rounds of the postseason, Tatum has knocked down multiple threes in 11 of 12 outings and is averaging 28.3 points, 6.1 assists, and 5.8 rebounds per game. Even when Al Horford (health and safety protocols) and Marcus Smart (foot) return, fantasy managers can anticipate Tatum carrying as much of the offensive load as he can bear in his quest for his first NBA Finals appearance.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum finished with 23 points during the Game 7 win over the Bucks. He also added eight assists, six rebounds, and a block. Tatum had a dreadful seven turnovers on Sunday, and he also cooled off offensively after dropping 46 points during Game 6 on Friday night. However, he didn't need to do much, primarily with Grant Williams leading both clubs in scoring, thanks to his effective 7-for-18 shooting effort from deep. Nonetheless, Tatum has been fantastic throughout the playoffs. While others can get it going on the scoring end, Tatum should continue to be the No. 1 option for Boston during the Eastern Conference Finals versus the Miami Heat. DFS managers should continue to keep him in mind despite his hefty rostering cost.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum scored a game-high 46 points during the win over Milwaukee on Friday night. The 24-year-old went 17-for-32 from the field, and he was even more proficient from deep by draining nearly half of his 15 attempts. This type of performance has been the norm for Tatum during this round, where he's averaged 28 points and almost 24 shots per outing. At this rate, there's no reason to keep him out of DFS lineups for Game 7 on Sunday, even though it will cost you to acquire his services.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum finished with 30 points during the postseason victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. He also got after it defensively by racking up four blocks. The 24-year-old bounced back from a horrendous Game 3 showing, where he scored only 10 points on a horrific 4-for-19 shooting from the field. Now tied at two games each, the series will head back to Boston for Game 5. DFS managers won't find many players as potent as Tatum, although his hefty rostering cost won't make things easy in terms of lineup construction.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum (wrist) had a tough time getting anything to go his way during Saturday's loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. The All-Star forward has been dealing with a lingering left wrist injury for around two months. Tatum did fall to the ground on a dunk, but he appeared to be fine afterwards. He finished the game with 10 points on 4-of-19 shooting in the 2-point loss in Game 3. Obviously, Tatum isn't 100 percent healthy, but he is going to continue fighting through the pain.

Boston Celtics small/power forward Jayson Tatum found himself in the right place at the right time with time winding down Sunday vs. Brooklyn, as he snatched a pass from Marcus Smart and laid it in just prior to the final buzzer sounding. The layup gave Tatum 31 points, his fourth consecutive 30-plus-point playoff performance, all of which have come against the Nets. In addition to the scoring, Tatum dished out a team-high eight assists and added four rebounds and two blocks across a whopping 45-minute allotment. Tatum and Jaylen Brown will remain the team's offensive focal points throughout the series, giving them stable floors ahead of Game 2 on Wednesday.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum (knee) and center Al Horford (back) are both getting the day off on Thursday as the team takes on the Milwaukee Bucks. Tatum's absence could open the door to more minutes for second-year small forward Aaron Nesmith. Unfortunately, Nesmith hasn't been able to produce much of anything when the minutes have been there this year. Meanwhile, with Horford out, we should see Grant Williams step into the starting five and have a solid night. Starting center Daniel Theis should be in for a boost as well, especially in the rebounding department.

Boston Celtics guards Jayson Tatum (knee) and Jaylen Brown (knee) are both officially good to go for Wednesday night's game against the Miami Heat. Both players had been listed as probable going into the day, so it's not much of a surprise to see them both active. Both players were rested during the team's previous game against the Toronto Raptors on Monday. Expect them back in full force for Wednesday's contest. Make sure they're in your lineup for the night.