@Zirksee@Zirksee post abt the new challenges being the easiest way to get points if you will. others need to see it so they can cut the grind for xp. i got all 219k in just the solos alone with no repeat of them.
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The refs threw a flag for pass interference on the #Eagles and then suddenly decided to pick up the flag.
The #Broncos sideline was really angry with the flag pickup.
Refs have favored Philadelphia throughout today’s game.
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@JayTatum0(BigDeuce) through 8 seasons
- 1x NBA champion(2024)
- 2x Olympic Gold Medalist(2020,2024)
- 6× NBA All-Star (2020–2025)(4x starter)
- NBA All-Star Game MVP (2023)
- 4× All-NBA First Team (2022,2023,2024,2025)
- All-NBA Third Team (2020)
- NBA Eastern Conference Finals MVP (2022)
- NBA All-Rookie First Team (2018)
- NBA Skills challenge Champion (2019)
- 1,500 Threes Made(6th fastest,570 GP)
- Youngest player with 1,000 career 3PM
- 5 All-NBA Appearances
- 5 ECF Appearances(and counting)
- 2x Finals Appearance(and counting)(1-1)
- 1st player to score 51 in a Game 7
- Most 30-PT games in a season in franchise history
- Scored the most points in an ASG
- 1st Celtic to average 30+ PPG
- 1st in playoff points before turning 27
- 1st in playoff 3PM before turning 27
- The most wins since entering the league
- The most playoff wins since entering the league
- Fastest to 10k points in franchise history
- Jayson Tatum became the 6th player in NBA history to win the championship while leading their team in PTS • REB • AST in the playoffs.
- Jayson Tatum passed Wilt Chamberlain for total points scored before turning 27
- 13,390 Career Points (6th all time)
- JAYSON TATUM AND LEBRON JAMES are the only players to reach 13,000 points, 4,000 rebounds, and 2,000 assists
- 13,406 Points (6th before 27)
- 380 Wins (4th before 27)
- 1,502 3PM (1st before 27)
- 2,711 Points (Ist playoffs before 27)
- 897 Rebounds (2nd playoffs before 27)
- 549 Assists (6th playoffs before 27)
- 126 Steals (9th playoffs before 27)
- 263 3PM (ist playoffs before 27)
- 68 Wins (4th before 27)
- Only player to score 50+ points in the:
- Regular Season(60)
- All-Star Game(55)
- Play-In Tournament(50)
- Playoffs(51)
- 2nd Most Career threes before turning 28 years old | Stephen Curry - 1,509 | JAYSON TATUM - 1,502
- Jayson Tatum is the first player EVER in the play-by-play era to record 30-9-7 in the first half 🔥
- 0 losing seasons
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Career stats
23.6 PPG | 7.3 RPG | 4.0 APG | 1.1 SPG | 1 BPG | 2.3 TO | 46.0/37.5/84.4% | 58.3 TS | 13,784 Total Pts | 4,293 total Rebounds | 2,243 total assists | 639 total STLS | 384 total blks | 1389 total TO | 585 GP
Career playoff stats
38.7 MPG | 24.3 PPG | 8.2 RPG | 5.0 APG | 1.1 SPG | 1.0 BPG | 2.9 TO | 108 GP | 2936 total Pts | 989 total Reb | 502 total AST | 143 total STLS | 106 total blks | 352 total TO | 44.2/34.5/84.0% | 39 MPG | 121 GP
Jayson Tatum’s ranks in Boston Celtics’ all-time playoff stat lists:
• 1st in 3PM
• 1st in +/-
• 4th in Steals
• 4th in FTM
• 6th in Blocks
• 6th in FGM
• 7th in Points
• 7th in Assists
• 7th in Minutes
• 8th in Rebounds
2022 ECF: W
Tatum - 25/8/6
Butler 25/7/3
2022 ECSF: W
Tatum drops 46/9/4 in a pivotal game 6, down 3-2 on the road vs Giannis and reigning champion bucks, goes on to win the series
Jayson Tatum PPG per season:
2017-18: 13.9
2018-19: 15.7
2019-20: 23.4.
2020-21: 26.4
2021-22: 26.9
2022-23: 30.1
2023-24: 27.0
2024-25: 26.6
Jayson Tatum career high's as a statline:
60 Points | 19 Rebounds | 12 Assists | 6 Blocks | 5 Steals
Only player to score 50+ points in the:
- Regular Season
- All-Star Game
- Play-In Tournament
- Playoffs
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A reporter asked Jayson Tatum, who grew up a big Kobe Bryant fan, what it will mean to young kids to see a big star like Luka Doncic playing for the Lakers. Tatum did not seem to enjoy the line of questioning.
"I don't know," Tatum said. "I know a lot of kids watch the Celtics play."
The reporter then said it's a big change for the league.
"Yeah, it was a big trade and a big change," Tatum replied. "But I'm not a little kid anymore so I don't really watch the Lakers play. I'm a big Celtics fan."