A generational scorer who won it all in 2024 — then tore his Achilles and fought all the way back.
A St. Louis kid raised by his mother, Tatum starred at Duke and was drafted 3rd in 2017, reaching the Eastern Conference Finals as a rookie.
He became a six-time All-Star and four-time All-NBA First Team forward — and the only Celtic ever to average 30 a game.
In 2024 he led Boston to the championship, then signed a five-year deal worth up to $314M.
A torn Achilles in the 2025 playoffs cost him most of 2025-26 — he returned for 16 games as Boston reshaped around him.