Jayson Tatum Met with Specialists About Offseason Wrist Surgery
As the Celtics renew their quest for Banner 18, the offseason's days are dwindling. Monday marks media day, with training camp starting on Tuesday.
There could be a Jrue Holiday-sized addition to the roster. But as previously detailed, no matter what package it's offering, the cost for Boston to acquire the five-time All-Defensive team selection is steep.
Even if the two-time All-Star, who's more impactful off the ball, is donning Kelly green this season, Jayson Tatum figures to spend considerable time at point guard. It's a responsibility the latter's been preparing for this summer.
The two-time All-NBA First Team member also utilized the offseason to weigh whether he should get surgery on his non-shooting wrist, per ESPN's Ramona Shelburne.
But after meeting with multiple specialists, Tatum opted against it, getting a cortisone shot instead. After doing so, the four-time All-Star told Shelburne his wrist "feels really good."
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