What I like about this kind, Jayson Tatum is that he is not as flashy but he is very effective and has a not touch outside. Very lanky and long that's why he can easily blocks shots. Interesting stats: He has 157 points in his first 11 games, the most of any rookie in Celtics since Paul Pierce. Too early too tell but this kid has a bright future ahead of him in the NBA. Ben Simmons will lead in point making, but in terms of impact Tatum is a big help in terms of team contribution.

Actually, Jayson Tatum is part of the original starters made by Brad Stevens. If Im not mistaken, all Boston Celtics game since NBA season opened, Jayson Tatum is part of the starting lineup. About playing time, maybe Tatum will not be affected if ever Hayward doesn't experienced that horrible injury. The one who will be affected is one their bench starters but not that much as their playing time are well distributed and I know Stevens will make good out of it.

Boston Celtics: Time to Give Tatum More Responsibility

Rather entertained by how active and un-like the Philadelphia current performance this year, They are actually a possible playoff contender early in the season and their team is actually working after "The Process" of building a new team and tanking every year, as usual though, their rookie Markelle Fultz would miss time at the start of the season (The 3rd rookie top (3rd, 1st, 1st) draft-pick that misses games in the beginning of the NBA season)...

If OKC doesn't win by more than 8 points then they don't have chemistry? What a nuts coming from a sports analyzer based on your personal text. Funny analyzation haha. Watch jackstone instead.

My prediction is right and i agree with you that OKC still dont have chemistry i think it's wrong to pick melo anthony for me it's a better choice to pick a good center instead. Rusell and PG are enough for the team

They messed up, I don't know why the Thunder are a heavy favorites in that game, also I am surprised with the Pistons because they keep winning games when they are underdog and when they play on the road. I should bet based on the trend now, I will bet them when they are dogs, I'm sure I'll win most of the time.

in the night:
-Cleveland has made its 7th consecutive victory by suffering against Charlotte (100-99)
-Indiana has made its 5th consecutive victory against the strong Toronto. Indiana will easily qualify for the playoffs this year
-Boston returns to victory after interrupting the 16 consecutive wins
-another defeat for Oklahoma this season (already 10 defeats of18 games played!)
-Golden State humiliated Chicago 143-94 (+49)

Great clutch play by LBJ and co. in the fourth quarter that ended up giving them the win over Hornets to continue their streak.
Pacers are looking really strong with their consistent performances throughout their visits and even at home.
Kyrie is putting in numbers as usual for Celtics. Saw him being a nominee for potential MVP contestants, won't be surprised if he bags it if he remains consistent. Hayward's absence isn't effecting them too much as they've been getting their wins either ways.
OKC looked pretty good during the first half with a 10 point lead and it was quite surprising they lost the game eventually. Going to be a hard road ahead for Westbrook and co. with too many losses under their belt.
Warriors, without KD mind you, just made it look so easy. Curry, Iggy, Klay making basketball look simple and the bench chiming in later to put up a huge marginal victory over a struggling Bulls' squad.

Right. They're having a good run last season and even in the playoffs they ended pretty decent. This time i think woud be a lot better with cp3 steadying the point. They're not making as much noise as gsw even though they're number one but we'll see come post season

HOU had such a bad start but gained momentum during the 3rd q. As for OKC, I think it's a chemistry problem, as well as the lack of a good supporting roster. Westbrook and PG13 can't do it all everytime.