Mom Jaison Tatum encourage wild reactions after postgame gesture for son

The Boston Celtics You got an early jump on Orlando magic in your playoff series. Celts oversized ordinary performance in the first half and dominates in another. It is allowed the main coach Joe MaceThe team to start the defense of his championship with 103-86 victory. Jaison Tatum He scored 17 points for winners, but he was a difficult offense that in the fourth quarter in the fourth quarter who was the worst event in the game.

Tatum was driving to the hoop when collided with Orlando’s Christy Caldwell-Pope, and hardly descended to the right wrist. Tatum seems to be in great pain after hiting hit. The game was reviewed by officials and Caldwell-Pope was affected by Flagrant 1 Foul.

Tatum missed two free throws that followed, but she managed to stay in the game. He I didn’t think that the hit caused serious injury.

“I just landed on it. There was a pounding moment,” Tatum said, at the assigned press. “Somehow he left.”

Still, Tatum’s mother was worried. She saw her son enters the Boston cabinet after the game and she he asked him If he wanted to go to the room with magic locker. Tatum clearly showed that he could fight his own battles and did not respond to his mother’s investigation.

The Celtics dominated the second half

Boston entered the room with a locking cup at halftime. The magic gathered from the early deficit to give advantages of 49-48, and that received the attention of Celtic.

In the third quarter, Boston turned his defensive pressure in the third quarter and regained control of the game. Celts Outsced Magic 30-18 in the third quarter and never looked back.

Derrick White led the path to Celtic with 30 points. It was especially effective with its external shooting while made 7 of 12 attempts outside the port. Jaison Tatum had a team-tall 14 rebounds, while Jailen Brown scored 16 points.

Paolo Banchero had a great game for magic with 36 points and added 11 rebounds.

The game 2 series will play on Wednesday evening in TD Garden.

Steve Silverman It covers NFL for more than 35 years, and its writing appeared in the ESPN magazine, avoidance report, CBS sports, pro soccer week and forbes.com. He wrote 10 books, including “who is better, who is the best in the NFL.”