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Celtics’ Jayson Tatum Overcomes Own Poor Play to Force Game 7

Tatum said after Game 6 that he is “one of the best basketball players in the world.” But for the first three quarters against the 76ers, he sure didn’t look like it.

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Basketball, Embiid, Joel, Mazzulla, Joe (1988- ), National Basketball Assn, Philadelphia 76ers, Playoff Games, Rivers, Doc, Smart, Marcus, Tatum, Jayson (1998- )
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