Jayson Tatum says a challenge of parenting his son is that he only knows private jets, courtside seats and paradise
“That’s the million-dollar question. We work so hard to give our kids a lot better life than we had growing up. And that’s what you’re supposed to do as a parent. Especially raising young men. How do I instill that toughness or that work ethic, that living in St. Louis every day was a part of my everyday life”
“Whereas, Deuce, he come to NBA games, he sitting courtside, he in the locker room, he on private jets, we going to islands. All he knows is paradise, new sneakers and all that. So, especially as he gets older, it’s something I definitely have to work on. That balance of enjoying this life, but understanding that at some point, you’ve got to work for a life of your own”
The Dodgers should be everyone’s favorite team. They’ll force other billionaire owners to cry and call for regulation while getting blown out the water in the playoffs.
Maybe every other MLB team owner should just pick up a second job.
Celtics fans really went from “Brad would never trade Jaylen Brown” to “Good luck being a fourth option in Philly.”
Actively rooting for his failure is such a weird, two-faced look for a guy who played a major role in Banner 18 after you glazed him for almost a decade.
Don’t forget — Jaylen Brown liked an Instagram reel highlighting Celtics owner Bill Chisholm’s involvement with ArcelorMittal, which produces steel for the Israel Defense Forces.
Guarantee that got back to Chisholm, giving his penny-pinching self a reason to dump JB.