Summary
Jayson Tatum, a star player for the Boston Celtics, is recovering from an Achilles injury and might miss much of the upcoming NBA season. While he rehabs, he has taken on a new role as Chief Basketball Officer for Duke University's basketball program.
Key Facts
- Jayson Tatum, a Boston Celtics player, tore his Achilles during last season's playoffs.
- He may be out for most of the 2025 NBA season, but could return as early as March.
- Tatum is rehabbing six days a week to recover from his injury.
- He has joined Duke University as the Chief Basketball Officer, offering advice and guidance to the basketball team.
- Tatum attended Duke for one season before entering the NBA Draft.
- He maintains a strong relationship with Duke and its head coach, Jon Scheyer.
- Tatum's new role involves helping players with basketball development and leadership skills.
