Brandon Jennings reignited his feud with Jayson Tatum, taking another jab at the Celtics star. Their back-and-forth has captivated fans, adding intrigue to their ongoing rivalry. Meanwhile, Bucks superstar Damian Lillard hinted at the possibility of playing in the EuroLeague in the future.

Or at least that is the position that was taken by the Boson Globe Celtics beat writer Gary Washburn on a recent episode of the CLNS Media "Celtics Beat" podcast in conversation with cohosts Adam Kaufman and Evan Valenti.

Celtics star Jayson Tatum isn't flashy enough for former Bucks scorer Brandon Jennings, and it says a lot about NBA discourse.

Brandon Jennings continues to take aim at Jayson Tatum. The former NBA guard recently claimed Tatum was the "softest superstar in the NBA" during an appearance on the "Gil's Arena" podcast. Jennings' criticism is nothing new, as Tatum has faced that line of criticism for most of his career.

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After Brandon Jennings called Jayson Tatum the "softest" superstar in Celtics history, both he and Joe Mazzulla responded.

Jayson Tatum is no stranger to outside noise, but a recent jab from former NBA player Brandon Jennings calling him the "softest superstar in Celtics history" was met with an uncharacteristically direct response.

Jayson Tatum hit back at former journeyman Brandon Jennings who named the All-NBA forward 'the softest Celtics superstar in history'.

The ongoing verbal clash involving former NBA guard Brandon Jennings and Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum welcomed another member Wednesday -- the Toronto Raptors. The Raptors defeated the Celtics 110-97,

Star Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum is still in the race to win the NBA's 2025 Most Valuable Player award, but he's been slipping of late, according to at least some league analysts. Among them is Bleacher Report's Dan Favale,