Tatum Makes Celtics History, Rewriting Record Books

0:00On March 30, Jason Tatum made Celtics history on Sunday against the Charlotte Hornets dropping 32 points with 8 assists, 5, rebounds, and 0 turnovers. In that game, he became the youngest player in franchise history to hit 14,000 career points, passing Paul Pierce on the milestone. Tatum also grabbed another 30 plus point game with no turnovers, pushing his total to 16 such performances. That extends his lead on the all-time Celtics list, with Reggie Lewis second at 13, and Larry Burr tied with Jalen Brown at 12. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how Tatum stacking up against those legends already, especially at just 26 years old. His efficiency stands out, showing why he's the face of the franchise now. Since returning from Achilles rehab on March 6, he's played 11 games, looking sharp and healthy. For the season, he's averaging 20.9 points, 9.1 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game. Tatum's on a tear, rewriting the record books one efficient night at a time.

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