Adoro .... Ma il camerunense é tanta roba

Non lo adori abbastanza.

Adoro .... Ma il camerunense é tanta roba[/quote]

Non lo adori abbastanza.[/quote]

Siamo un po' OOT..... Cmq hai ragione chiedo venia

Bontemps su Tatum:

After failing to earn a ring, Boston’s 23-year-old star forward decided during the offseason that some things were going to change. He tweaked his diet. He ramped up his weightlifting routine. He devoted workouts to the rigors of postseason basketball. All of this to ensure Tatum wouldn’t run out of gas at the end of 82 regular-season games and the two-plus months of high-level, high-intensity playoff contests. “I was very durable last season, and throughout the course of my career,” Tatum said during All-Star Weekend in Salt Lake City, where he captured All-Star Game MVP. “But I feel like the changes we made this offseason, they prepared me to play heavy minutes, so it’s not a shock when we get to the playoffs. It’s just kind of a gradual build.
TATUM’S FINALS STRUGGLES could be seen as a by-product of a grueling regular season and postseason. The truth, though, was that not only did Tatum play heavy minutes across the 2021-22 season, but that grind was coming on the heels of arguably the busiest stretch any NBA player has had over the past three years.
Tatum went from the Eastern Conference finals in the NBA’s Orlando bubble in the summer and fall of 2020 right into starting the 2020-21 season in late December. He spent the summer of 2021 helping Team USA win gold at the Tokyo Olympics, then marched all the way until late June last season during a Finals run that featured back-to-back seven-game series against the Milwaukee Bucks and Miami Heat. And since the start of the 2020 NBA playoffs, Tatum leads the NBA in games played (244) and minutes (9,045). “His legs were gone,” Drew Hanlen, Tatum’s longtime trainer, told ESPN. “We tried to look at it from a perspective of ‘What can we do to try to prevent that from happening?'”
Hanlen, Tatum and his personal strength coach, Nick Sang, devised a comprehensive offseason plan. First came Tatum’s nutrition regimen. Rather than cutting out specific foods, it was designed instead to accomplish specific goals. “Everything is just healthier options,” Tatum said. “Not like a vegan or anything. But whether it’s eggs, [eating] organic eggs, or the meat that I eat, and [the time and] what I’m eating after the games or what I’m eating pregame. Being just kind of punctual about things like that, and I’ve noticed the difference.” Added Hanlen: “Before, each year was like, ‘Oh, I’m going to eat less bad and more good.’ This is the first time where he [said], ‘Here is my plan.'”

Particolarmente interessante il passaggio di Drew Hanlen sulla condizione fisica che forse ci spiega (almeno in parte) l'alto minutaggio del ragazzo.

ieri era il suo compleanno, ha compiuto 25 anni
happy birthday dio

compleanno di tatum e zico stesso giorno, bello, uno 25 anni, l'altro 70.

TANTISSIMI AUGURI JT!!

Per il suo compleanno, ecco 5 minuti e 40 di Dio che fa cose da Dio.

https://youtu.be/grIHgfCKHVE

Auguri JT!

Apprendo da tweet di Sean Grande che sabato sera ad Atlanta con 34 punti, 15 rimbalzi, 6 assist, 5 triple realizzate.
È il primo giocatore nella storia dei Celtics a mettere assieme questa linea statistica, e solo il 7° nella storia della NBA a farlo

Tatum non vincerà il titolo di MVP, ormai è chiaro e forse è meglio così perchè magari finalmente si prenderà i riposi che saggezza imporrà per arrivare al top della condizione ai PO.

L'unico MVP che conta è quello della Finals [cit.]

contro i Jazz Tatum ha superato per il secondo anno i 2000 punti.
Soltanto Havlicek, Bird e Pierce avevano realizzato l'impresa prima di lui.

dall'All Star game in poi Tatum ha tirato 120 volte da tre realizzandone 35... arriva al 29% scarso...

lo si può criticare, ovviamente, ma il ragazzo è proprio speciale.
Associarlo a Hondo, Legend e The Truth non può che elevarlo al livello dei nostri più grandi, è l'uomo franchigia e il leader generazionale dei Celtics attuali .

Qua dentro lo sanno anche i sassi come la penso su Tatum, ma dopo l’ASG ha giocato un basket peggiore ed i risultati si vedono.

Ci serve al massimo come non mai perché altrimenti ai PO faremo una figuraccia infame.