Jayson Tatum reveals his basketball goal
In a recent interview, Jayson Tatum shared his goal: “I want kids to look up to me the way they look up to LeBron, Steph, and KD.” He hopes to be a role model for the next generation of basketball players. Tatum knows it’s not easy, but he’s ready to keep working hard to achieve his dream.
Since joining the Celtics in 2017, Tatum has shown he’s one of the best players in the league. He became the youngest Celtic to score 10,000 points at just 25 years old. In the 2023-24 season, he led the team to their 18th NBA Championship, proving he’s a key player for the Celtics. He’s also been named an All-Star multiple times and earned All-NBA honors.
Growing up, Tatum looked up to Kobe Bryant and even dreamed of playing for the Los Angeles Lakers. But after being drafted by the Celtics, he took his role and worked hard to honor Bryant’s legacy through his game. Tatum’s dedication and passion for basketball remind many of the qualities he admired in Bryant and other NBA legends.
Tatum knows that becoming a legend takes more than just talent. It requires hard work, leadership, and consistency. He’s focused on improving his game and helping his team succeed. With his skills and determination, Tatum is on the right path to being remembered as one of the NBA’s all-time greats.
Jayson Tatum Sets His Goal To Be Among Top NBA Legends including LeBron James and Stephen Curry - The Times of India
Jayson Tatum, at 26, has already led the Celtics to an NBA Championship and aims to inspire young players. He aspires to be remembered alongside legends like LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant, demonstrating strong dedication and passion for the game.
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and I don't know that he's seperated himself from his contemporaries the way Steph, Bron, and KD had
