Jayson Tatum has disparaged Josh Hart in an indifferent remark.
With a close victory against the Indiana Pacers on the road in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Monday, Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics secured their berth in the NBA Finals for the second time in three years. Tatum and his teammates were able to at least allay some worries about their crunch time offense by winning three close games, even though the Celtics did not exactly play dominant basketball against a team that was missing their best player for this series.
With less than a minute remaining in Game 4, Derrick White emerged victorious after receiving a feed from Jaylen Brown and making an open corner three. Over the past three years, White has been a major contributor to the Celtics’ success. Recently, Josh Hart, a forward for the New York Knicks, made an insightful statement that may cause some debate.
Hart stated on the Pivot Podcast that “I might put, just like, impactful, I might put Derrick White (as) more impactful than (Tatum),” according to ClutchPoints on X, the social networking platform that was formerly known as Twitter. Examine each of the key plays from the final six minutes of the fourth quarter to overtime. Each major play he produced. Because he does every job on the floor at a very high level, he is most likely one of the players with the most influence.
