Jayson Tatum #0 of the Boston Celtics reacts after making a basket against the Philadelphia 76ers during the first quarter at the TD Garden on Ma

It doesn't matter how many All-NBA First Team Boston Celtics' Jayson Tatum racks up. Or how many championship rings he collects. Or even how many highlight

Jayson Tatum is no longer a 19-year-old rising star for the Boston Celtics. As he turns 27 on Monday, Tatum has become a full-fledged superstar for the Celtics and one of the faces of the NBA. There is no singular face of the league right now,

And while we are on the topic, does it actually matter to the league if ANYONE is the so-called face of the NBA? Lately, it seems like the Association is simply doing a middling job marketing a number of talented young players (Tatum included) in the interest of securing the future of the NBA's popularity.

Jayson Tatum is the face of the Boston Celtics. He is their best player and is the first player you think of when you think of the modern-day Celtics. Tatum is the best overall player that the Celtics have,

Speak Co-Host Paul Pierce joins Colin Cowherd to discuss whether Jayson Tatum has what it takes to be the next face of the NBA. The Boston Celtics are coming off a 110-103 win over the Denver Nuggets,

BOSTON — The Celtics will be without two starters on Monday night as they face off against the Utah Jazz at TD Garden. The team downgraded Jayson Tatum (knee) from questionable to out before tip. Al Horford (toe) was also downgraded while Kristaps Porzingis will remain out for the sixth consecutive game due to illness.

The Boston Celtics are gearing up to face off against the Oklahoma City Thunder tonight in what could easily be a NBA Finals preview. Boston has been one of the better teams in the NBA this season and they dropped the first game to the Thunder so they will be looking for some revenge.