Elation, dismay and the unknown: Why the Celtics' championship honeymoon lasted just 12 days
Briefly

Jayson Tatum's NBA Finals performance validated his growth as a player, easing doubts about his leadership and proving him capable of carrying a championship team.
Tatum’s mother expressed pride in her son's character, noting critics expected him to be more aggressive, while acknowledging that his laid-back nature is also a strength.
Celtics president Brad Stevens highlighted the importance of Tatum’s well-rounded skill set and the franchise's commitment to his development since drafting him in 2017.
The victory represents a culmination of years of perseverance for Tatum and Brown, affirming the Celtics' faith in their potential despite past playoff disappointments.
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