As the game started, Celtics star forward Jayson Tatum was pulled out of the starting lineup due to a mysterious illness. Boston didn't comment too much on it and Tatum ended up not playing in the game.

Jayson Tatum was scratched from the Celtics’ lineup minutes before Boston tipped off in it’s loss against the Magic on Monday night. Tatum, who was ruled out with a non-COVID illness, told reporters that he tried to play through the sickness but was ...

The Boston Celtics have been on a skid recently, losing three of their last four games. The past two could have been won, especially Monday’s game against the Orlando Magic, where the C’s were missing their main superstar, Jayson Tatum. Recently, Tatum revealed in a press conference what had happened to him.

Recently, the Boston Celtics took the court without their All-Star forward, Jayson Tatum. When the Celtics host the Philadelphia 76ers on Christmas Day, they an

"He did what he tried to do to try to play, he just wasn't able to." The post Joe Mazzulla explained Jayson Tatum’s last-minute scratch against Magic appeared first on Boston.com.

Right before tip-off, Jayson Tatum was ruled out due to an illness. The All-Star forward is averaging 28.8 points, 9.3 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 1.2 steals per contest while shooting 46.3% from the field and 37.

Jayson Tatum was a significant absence for the Celtics. He was a late scratch due to illness, and Boston's lack of a genuine creator was felt throughout the night. Rather than their fluid ball and player movement,

The Boston Celtics suffered a rough 118-114 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Christmas Day, and star player Jayson Tatum spoke on what his team needs to do to come out of this recent slump “We gotta take some ownership,