With Mookie Betts away to Los Angeles, the Boston sports scene is missing a professional athlete who lights up like an elite bowler hat.
Could another young superstar fill that void?
NBA bubble. Naturally, they kept score -- and Jayson Tatum spared no one." data-reactid="22">Some Boston Celtics players went wild on Thursday after their final planting round with a trip to a bowling alley in Orlando’s NBA bubble. Of course, they kept the score and Jayson Tatum spared no one.
Here’s the final tally, according to Tatum’s Snapchat:
It’s not a perfect 300, but 180 is still a surprisingly good score for the 22-year-old All-Star, who left his teammates in the dust with a “turkey” in his final frame.
Here are some session highlights from Enes Kanter’s Twitter, which include Tacko Fall’s solid form, Jaylen Brown throwing a decent ball, and Javonte Green ‘failed’, to put it lightly:
Maybe Kanter should have focused less on shooting and more on bowling, though: The C’s big man ended up dead last with a 71.
The Celtics are out until Monday, where they will start a playoff match in the first round with the Philadelphia 76ers who have gone 5-3 in eight heads.
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